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- Illinois’ Trey McKinney makes history at Bassmaster EliteJust a few years ago, high school anglers up and down Illinois dreaded competing against the phenom from the Marion-Carbondale area. Trey McKinney had began win...
- Bobcat harvest climbs during 2023-24 season in IllinoisHunters topped the 200 mark for the first time and teamed with trappers to register the largest bobcat harvest since DNR opened the season in 2016. In all, 389 ...
- Illinois’ fishing report on March 16, 2024Crappie anglers finding hot bites up and down state. A look at the Illinois fishing report on March 16, 2024. The post Illinois’ fishing report on March 16, 2...
- Wisconsin Conservation Congress has 37 April 8 questions for spring hearingsShould forward-facing sonar (live scoping) be banned in Wisconsin? How about wildlife shining? Does the state need better wake boat regulations? Should monarch ...
- Shed hunting can fill the late-winter voidAfter witnessing a friend pick up a beautiful shed antler within 10 minutes of starting our day, I was really amped up for what the rest of the day had in store...
- Mike Schoonveld: Find the warmest water for early-season fishing successHumans and other warm-blooded creatures have internal systems to help them adjust to a wide range of temperatures. Cold-blooded creatures, like fish, don’t ha...
- Cost-share programs (Part 2): The Conservation Reserve Program can boost your deer habitatIn the first installment, we talked about assessing your existing habitat, naming strengths, and identifying the weaknesses currently hindering your deer-huntin...
- Tom Venesky: A new deer ‘season’ begins in MarchSometimes the best seasons aren’t those set by a board or listed in a book. One of my favorite seasons has no official opening day, legal hunting hours don’...
- A Joe Fellegy selfie Q&A: Minnesota’s fishy politics and moreOutdoor News columnist Joe Fellegy has a series of questions he addresses, including will the state’s Legislature, angling groups, and DNR leaders support a r...
- Episode 479 – State-tribal land transfer legislation, an award for a DU employee, Stan Tekiela on winter in Yellowstone, and dogs-vs.-houndsNew legislation at the Minnesota State Capitol would transfer large swaths of state public lands to the Red Lake and White Earth bands. Managing Editor Rob Drie...
- Outdoor groups plan Public Lands Day at Minnesota CapitolSeveral outdoors groups are hosting a Public Lands Day rally at the Minnesota State Capitol rotunda on Friday, April 5 at 3 p.m. Lukas Leaf, executive director ...
- Dan Small Outdoors Radio: Show 1911Wisconsin bonus spring turkey permits go on sale Monday, March 18. Win tickets to the Open Season Sportsmans Expo next weekend at Kalahari Resort. Apply now to ...
- Forest, stream habitats keep energy exchanges in balance, global team of researchers findsForests and streams are separate but linked ecosystems, existing side by side, with energy and nutrients crossing their porous borders and flowing back and fort...
- Episode 42 — Megan Plete Postol talks sports shows, National Deer Alliance, and women in the outdoorsNew York Outdoor News contributing writer and Advertising Sales Team member Megan Plete Postol joins the podcast. Megan’s been working the sport show scene so...
- Montana man used animal tissue and testicles to breed ‘giant’ sheep for sale to hunting preservesA Montana rancher illegally used tissue and testicles from wild sheep killed by hunters in central Asia and the U.S. to breed "giant" hybrid sheep for sale to p...