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WI Daily Update: State bear hunters have a big season
Wisconsin bear hunters exceeded the state’s harvest target this fall, with drought helping to produce a record harvest in one management unit. Listen here for details. The post WI Daily Update: State bear hunters have a big season appeared first on Outdoor News .
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Ohio Mixed Bag: No big motors on Lake Hope
After public feedback, the ODNR has decided not to allow larger boat motors at Lake Hope in southeast Ohio. The post Ohio Mixed Bag: No big motors on Lake Hope appeared first on Outdoor News .
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Ohio letters to the editor: Minimum age in Ohio hunting needed for goodness sake!
Reader-submitted letters to the editor published in the Nov. 6, 2026 edition of Ohio Outdoor News. The post Ohio letters to the editor: Minimum age in Ohio hunting needed for goodness sake! appeared first on Outdoor News .
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MN Daily Update: Share your photos from wildlife management areas
Minnesota residents are invited to share their favorite wildlife management area photos in a statewide contest celebrating 75 years of WMAs. Here’s what to know. The post MN Daily Update: Share your photos from wildlife management areas appeared first on Outdoor News .
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A Jack London classic: To Build a Fire… Part 1
In “To Build A Fire,” set within the unforgiving cold of the Yukon wilderness, a lone traveler and a dog confront a landscape where a minor mistake means a fight for survival. Jack London’s tale delivers a chilling reminder that nature is indifferent to human confidence and…
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Pennsylvania Fish & Boat officers are uneasy about merging forces
Pennsylvania Fish & Boat commissioners at their quarterly meeting Oct. 26 heard complaints about how the agency was handling a looming combination of its law enforcement staff with the Game Commission’s game wardens from a spokesman for the union that represents the officers.…
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When buck fever throws you a curveball
It’s World Series season, and I love baseball – the sights, the sounds, and the culture that come with it. My son shares that same passion and plays on two teams, both of which I head coach. Managing 30 kids across two squads takes a serious physical toll. A coach ends up…
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Michigan Mixed Bag: Release of nearly 7,300 pheasants underway
Michigan hunters will have additional opportunities to pursue ring-necked pheasants this fall and winter as close to 7,300 birds were released at 13 state game areas across the southern Lower Peninsula. The post Michigan Mixed Bag: Release of nearly 7,300 pheasants underway…
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November roosters are already well-educated; here’s how to outsmart them
Hardy and experienced late-fall roosters are scarce (hunted down), paranoid (hunted long) and elusive (hunted hard). October’s easy pickings of young, innocent cocks are gone. Welcome to the cagiest, most nervous and neurotic game bird you will ever encounter. Here’s how to hunt…
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First lake sturgeon feeding excavations documented by Michigan research team
Excavations in sediments have long been identified as being made by green sturgeon and white sturgeon in Washington state’s Pacific Ocean estuaries and Atlantic sturgeon in the intertidal mudflats of the Bay of Fundy, New Brunswick tidal zones. These excavation “pits” made with…
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Steve McComas: Where do leaves go that fall in your favorite lake? Invisible forces are at play
Lakes in central Minnesota have received an annual dose of falling autumn leaves for centuries without adversely impacting water quality. This small lake will get a load of leaves this autumn, but most of the leaf bio-mass will be digested by the hungry microbes and the…
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Jeffrey Frischkorn: Lessons and life with my granddaughter
“Many men go fishing all of their lives without knowing that it is not fish they are after.” – Henry David Thoreau Even though Grace Rathe is one-third of my many years on Earth, I still bow to her regimented views when they come to my welfare. After all, Grace is our oldest…
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Steve Sarley: Avid fisherman goes dove hunting
I’ve stepped outside of my comfort zone the past couple issues of Illinois Outdoor News. I have been writing about hunting. I know that fishing is considered my milieu. (When was the last time you saw the word “milieu” in an outdoors publication?) Maybe I’m getting too smart for…
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Panfish and bass populations strong on Morrison Lake in Michigan’s Ionia County
As late autumn settles over Michigan, Morrison Lake in Ionia County offers anglers plenty of reasons to keep fishing before winter takes hold – and to return when safe ice opens the door to another season of panfish action. The post Panfish and bass populations strong on…
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Michigan’s Outdoor Calendar
A look at upcoming outdoor-related events from across Michigan published in the Nov. 6, 2026 edition of Outdoor News. The post Michigan’s Outdoor Calendar appeared first on Outdoor News .
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Michigan EHD outbreak pushes DNR to add hunter tool
Lansing, Mich. — Epizootic hemorrhagic disease continues to affect deer across Michigan, with cases in 15 counties prompting the DNR to launch an online map tracking the outbreak. The new map identifies locations where suspected EHD cases have been reported, giving hunters a…
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Michigan project tracks lake whitefish in Muskegon River
Lake whitefish facing steep population declines in lakes Michigan and Huron could find new spawning habitat in Michigan rivers, and a research project on the Muskegon River aims to determine whether the fish can return to that historic behavior. The Michigan DNR and a coalition…
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Dan Small Outdoors Radio: Show 2144
Save 40% on Rack Jak Thanksgiving special and take better trophy photos. Sea lamprey numbers decline in the Great Lakes, thanks to ongoing efforts to control the invasive predators of game fish. Dan heads to Manitoba to hunt ducks on Delta Marsh. Jeff reports on his fall…
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Great Lakes whitefish fade as scientists seek solutions
Lansing, Mich. — Two decades ago, when you went to a restaurant in northern Michigan or the Upper Peninsula, whitefish was a featured menu item. Walk into any fish market back then and you’d find fresh and smoked whitefish readily available. Today, not only have fish markets…