Hunting in Wisconsin is getting safer. Accidents still happen. Here's a database of incidents
Hunting incidents have steadily dropped over the years but still occur. This new database shows Wisconsin hunting accidents over the years.
Dennis Anderson: Recalling blasts from the past, Bud Grant’s partner aims for a memorable deer opener
Saturday morning, most Minnesotans slept in rather than set their alarm clocks to ring hours before sunup. That’s what Pat ...
'He was just a monster.' Mississippi teen deer hunter harvests giant 167-inch buck
After two years of letting a big deer walk, a Starkville hunter's arrow connected with what may be a buck of a lifetime.
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Man claims he saw Bigfoot near Columbia. It's not the first reported spotting in SC.
He saw Bigfoot, the hunter claims. The sighting occurred outside Pomaria in Newberry County, about 25 miles northwest of ...
The character Meryl Streep called an asshole: “You are not going to want to do it”
Meryl Streep has played a range of characters, and some of them have been considerably more likeable than others. There was ...
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Brandon Butler: Appreciating different viewpoints in deer hunting
Firearms seasons for deer are about to open across the Midwest. As families and friends make plans for annual deer camps, a ...
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Driftwood Outdoors: Century of change in American deer hunting
Firearms seasons for deer are about to open across the Midwest. As families and friends make plans for annual deer camps, a ...
The Return of Wolves to Colorado Will Change Elk Hunting There. Here’s How
Colorado's ongoing wolf reintroduction will change elk hunting in the state. Here are some things hunters can expect to ...
The Republic5d
A century of change in American deer hunting
I was talking to another hunter the other day and mentioned I shot a good ... This progression went on through the 1980s. In 1988, the Quality Deer Management Association was formed “to ensure the ...
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Florida’s iconic Key deer face an uncertain future as seas rise
By 2050, sea rise is expected to overtake about 84% of the 1,988 remaining acres (805 hectares) of the preferred habitat on Big Pine Key — and “the deer will already be gone,” Silvy said.
Only yards from a grizzly with Combermere’s big game archer
When the fall deer hunt comes around again this November some local hunters carrying their trusty .308s, may well talk of Ray Pastway. Earlier this summer, Mr. Pastway, a Combermere ...