Indiana Hunters Access Private Lands
Land owners are teaming with Indiana state wildlife biologists to create a hunting management plan.
Joe Healy is an editor and author who has worked at <i>Outdoor Life</i>, <i>Fly Tyer</i>, <i>Fly Rod & Reel</i>, <i>Key West</i> and other magazines. He currently works at Lane Press, helping to manage the printing of dozens of national publications. His latest book is <i>The Pocket Guide to Fishing Knots</i> (Skyhorse).
Land owners are teaming with Indiana state wildlife biologists to create a hunting management plan.
After not having allowed hunting for sandhill cranes since 1916, Alabama enjoyed its first crane hunt in more than a century this past season.
Working to bring back bobwhites to the Mountain State.
When training my pointer puppy years ago, I wish I had known about the Smith Training Method, outlined and detailed in the exceptionally helpful book Training Bird Dogs with Ronnie Smith Kennels.
This book will prep you for pheasant hunting wherever and however you do it.
In September, following two days of competition, Eddie LeRoy of Eufala, Alabama, was declared winner of the Federal Duck Stamp competition for his painting of a pair of black-bellied whistling ducks.
The verdict was thumbs down for ruffed grouse hunters in New Jersey.
Small Water Waterfowling & The Grand Prairie
After many years of population declines, Missouri’s ruffed grouse finally may be seeing a turnaround.
So you love the outdoors, hunting and fishing; want to help preserve wild places and ensure that wild creatures thrive; and enjoy sharing your enthusiasm for outdoor recreation with others. Well, a new four-year major at Auburn University may be right down your alley.
Home is where the heart is, so it stands to reason that one of waterfowling’s longtime conservation groups, Delta Waterfowl, will continue looking after a Manitoba, Canada, property that is its historic home—keeping it a base for research programs intended to benefit all waterfowl.
A new Pheasants Forever chapter in Bismarck, North Dakota, intends to carry forward the good conservation work that has made Pheasants Forever a force of almost 150,000 members.