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- Michigan’s annual UP Deer Camp Survey shows sightings, success rate increased in ’24The benefits of a record mild winter on the UP deer herd during the first months of 2024 showed up during last fall’s firearms deer season, according to the D...
- Wisconsin DNR announces necropsy results for snowy owl found dead in New GlarusThe Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) on Wednesday announced the necropsy results for a snowy owl recently found deceased in New Glarus. When the ...
- Public meeting set to discuss management plan for Lake Ocheda in Nobles CountyThe Minnesota DNR has scheduled a public hearing for people to learn more about and comment on a proposed addendum to the management plan for Lake Ocheda, locat...
- Minnesota Mixed Bag: Northwest Sportshow runs March 13-16The Northwest Sportshow returns to the Minneapolis Convention Center for a four-day run, March 13-16. Take the opportunity to see the latest in fishing gear, wa...
- Minnesota Letters to the Editor: Bring on the centerfire riflesReader-submitted letters to the editor published in the March 14, 2025, edition of Minnesota Outdoor News. The post Minnesota Letters to the Editor: Bring on th...
- Minnesota’s wolf-related complaints at new high in 2024An annual record 252 calls for wolf conflict-management assistance related to livestock, poultry, pets, or citizens concerned about public safety were received ...
- Minnesota House bill offers exception for cervidae importation for zoos, raising CWD-related concernsA bill amendment aims to make an exception to a current law that prevents the importation of cervidae into Minnesota from a state with a positive CWD test in th...
- DNR postpones elk research project in northwest MinnesotaKicking off the new year in a new job with the Minnesota DNR, Amanda McGraw, the agency’s deer, moose, and elk scientist, has settled into a role that combine...
- Commentary: It’s time to issue more bear licenses in Michigan’s Upper PeninsulaThe Michigan Department of Natural Resources claims it needs to raise the cost of hunting and fishing licenses because the number of hunters is declining, which...
- Big bucks keeping certified scorers busy around PennsylvaniaBob D’Angelo estimates he has measured more than 300 sets of antlers since he became the coordinator of the Pennsylvania Big Game Scoring Program in 2008. In ...
- Ohio wildlife center taking bird flu precautions with new quarantine facilityA 15-foot by 21-foot quarantine triage complex may not strike one as being filled with creaturely comforts, yet when one is dealing with birds, bunnies, and bob...
- WI Daily Update: Apply for a 2025 elk-hunting licenseThe application period is underway for Wisconsin’s 2025 elk-hunting season. Here’s what to know. The post WI Daily Update: Apply for a 2025 elk-hunting lice...
- Ohio Insider: Get Kidz Hooked program is introducing hundreds of kids to fishing in fourth yearSolomon Curtis was once one of the kids that he is so desperately trying to reach today through an innovative fishing program in Ohio. “Four years ago, I told...
- Ohio firefighers helped in Western wildfiresMid-journey, they learned their destination would be the 460,000- acre Cleveland National Forest. It lies northeast of San Diego in rugged, mountainous country....
- Bob Gwizdz: Are walleye slot limits on the horizon for some Upper Peninsula waters?Catch-and-release fishing these days is pretty much the province of bass anglers, trout fishermen, and muskie aficionados, but it’s quickly becoming important...