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- Iowa DNR continues investigation into Montgomery County fertilizer spill that led to fish kill in East Nishnabotna RiverThe Iowa DNR issued a press release earlier this week, saying that on March 11, New Cooperative in Red Oak, Iowa, notified the DNR of a release on-site early Mo...
- Mike Raykovicz: Shed antlers one of multiple reasons to walk the woods in MarchWell, here we are, the middle of March, and there’s not a whole lot of things for me to do. Trout season in New York doesn’t open for another couple o...
- When winter is scarce, outdoors enthusiasts have to grab what they can, when they canIn spite of the nation’s annual quest for Punxsutawney Phil’s expertise, I’ve never been one to rely on a groundhog to tell me how much winter we have lef...
- Brotherly love: 12-year-old Ohio hunter gets big buck the siblings were after on public landWhat is perhaps more rewarding than harvesting the buck of your dreams is seeing a close brother do the same. Alex Gingerich, 19, found this out close-hand duri...
- Michigan DNR works with land conservancy to expand Barry State Game AreaMichigan's 16,614-acre Barry State Game Area is set to expand by a little more than 200 acres thanks to a property donation that is expected to be accepted by D...
- A taste of Alaska coming to Great Waters Fly Fishing Expo in St. Paul, Minnesota this MarchLiving in St. Cloud and fishing Minnesota’s sky-blue waters in the Land of 10,000 Lakes for walleyes, bass, and northern pike, Grant Anderson thought he had i...
- WI Daily Update: What makes a successful angler?Freshwater Fishing Hall of Famer Terry Tuma says that a successful angler is one who understands the delicate balance between human intuition and Mother Natureâ...
- In 50 years, Pennsylvania’s Raystown Lake has seen many changesControversial when it was announced in the 1960s, Raystown Lake has changed the face of Huntingdon County Pa., forever. The largest impoundment wholly within th...
- Minnesota House approves bills for LCCMR funding, prairiesBill after bill after bill moved through House and Senate environment committees this past week. The House listened to 15 total bills between Tuesday, March 5, ...
- Diving deeper into the Minnesota DNR’s deer harvest report: What stood out for individual permit areas?The 2023 Minnesota DNR deer harvest report arrived at the end of February, and it showed another decline in harvest numbers statewide. Are readers wondering how...
- New ammo makes the 28 gauge shotgun more than a grouse, quail and dove gunLast year, I turkey hunted with a 28 gauge. I shot a bunch of doves, a pheasant or two, a few ducks, and a pair of Canada geese with 28s as well. The 28 is havi...
- Pheasant Fest panelists detail federal policies to watch, with emphasis on public accessEvery year, the National Pheasant Fest and Quail Classic includes seminars relating to the event’s host state, but there are also seminars examining national-...
- MN Daily Update: What makes a successful angler?Freshwater Fishing Hall of Famer Terry Tuma says that a successful angler is one who understands the delicate balance between human intuition and Mother Natureâ...
- No open-water walleye harvest on Minnesota’s Lake Mille Lacs, at least through mid-AugustFor the first time since 2020, Lake Mille Lacs anglers this spring will have a catch-and-release regulation for walleyes beginning on the inland waters fishing ...
- Reflecting on memories from the Northwest Sportshow with 2024 show this week in MinnesotaThree decades ago – three! – my dad, uncle, and I were at the Northwest Sportshow. This was a big deal to me because my family had just moved from Detroit L...