Hunting News
Before 2024
- Fishing and wildlife operations top Iowa DNR status quo budget requestThe Iowa Department of Natural Resources will present a stand-pat budget for fiscal year 2025 totaling nearly $109 million, following unanimous approval last Th...
- Hunters a big part of North Dakota’s fight against CWDWorking for the North Dakota Game and Fish Department as a game warden and now biologist has provided countless positive interactions with hunters, anglers, tra...
- Bulls are a bonus during long weekend in Pennsylvania elk countryAs the sun dipped behind the mountains under a clear September sky, elk bugles echoed across Winslow hill. A large herd bull, antlers freshly shed of velvet, wa...
- Iowa communities hit by emerald ash borer get a boost of tree plantings this fallGrants totaling more than $78,000 were recently awarded to 22 groups as part of the Iowa Department of Natural Resources Community Forestry Grant Program. The r...
- Will hunters, shooters support New York’s new background checksystem?The readers of this publication said it all, at least those who took the time to visit our website and take our by-weekly online poll. In the Aug. 25 issue we a...
- Minnesota’s St. Louis River gets a stock of sturgeon fry in efforts to boost populationThe Minnesota DNR has completed its first stocking of lake sturgeon in the St. Louis River since 2000. The stocking came after seeing restored habitat and spawn...
- MN Daily Update: Winner of state’s annual waterfowl stamp artwork contest announcedWe know the artwork that will grace the 2024 Minnesota waterfowl stamp. Here is the artist who won this annual contest. The post MN Daily Update: Winner of stat...
- WI Daily Update: DNR acquires more than 1,800 acres for public useThe Wisconsin DNR announced recently that it has acquired more than 1,800 acres for future wildlife habitat and recreation in Jefferson County. Here are the det...
- Woodcock hunt – a good one for beginners – set to begin in Minnesota on Sept. 23Various hunting seasons have begun during the past few weekends, and the woodcock season will get under way Saturday. According to the Minnesota DNR, the woodco...
- Mixing work and play in New York’s North CountryWhen I came on board here at New York Outdoor News in March of 2020, I envisioned that part of the job would entail a little time on the road. It might be chasi...
- Wisconsin Whitetails Unlimited chapter loses longtime friend with Gary Magnus passingNorthwest Wisconsin’s hunting community, and especially Whitetails Unlimited, lost a friend and supporter with the passing of Gary Magnus, 72, of Spooner. Mag...
- Bowhunting well-represented by pioneers like Jim DoughertyMany folks don’t know that until 50 years ago, Wisconsin’s cars and trucks killed more deer by accident than bowhunters did on purpose. In fact, some of us ...
- Southern Illinois University research investigates presence of destructive nutria in stateNo nutria is good news – at least in southern Illinois. A large South American rodent, the nutria was introduced to the United States in the 1940s to augment ...
- Michigan, Pennsylvania game wardens help Montana FWP enforcement seize multiple game animals killed illegallyMontana game wardens from around the state, including Kalispell, Billings and Miles City, recently traveled to Michigan, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Wyoming an...
- Minnesota DNR K9 unit trains for busy fall seasonThe Minnesota DNR hosted a K9 training event on Monday, Sept. 18, at Carlos Avery State WMA. The agency exhibited different training techniques for the canines....