Annapolis, Maryland – According to Maryland Department of Natural Resources… The Maryland Department of Natural Resources has issued its Natural Resources Police report for the fall of 2025, detailing enforcement actions taken to protect the state’s wildlife and natural resources. This report covers activities from September through November 2025, a period marked by increased outdoor ... Read more

Baton Rouge, Louisiana – The Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission (LWFC) has taken a significant step in preparing for the upcoming hunting season by approving notices of intent for the 2026-27 hunting regulations, seasons, and rules governing Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs). This approval, announced recently, sets the stage for public input and finalization of policies ... Read more

Topeka, Kansas – The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP) has released its annual fish consumption advisories for 2026, providing essential guidance for anglers, families, and the public on safely enjoying fish from Kansas waters. These advisories, updated each year based on environmental monitoring and health assessments, aim to balance the nutritional benefits of ... Read more

As the new year dawns, January emerges as a prime time for surf fishing enthusiasts targeting striped bass, or stripers, along coastal shores. With winter’s chill driving these powerful fish closer to shore in search of baitfish, the surf becomes a battleground for anglers seeking trophy catches. This season matters because stripers are at their ... Read more

Imagine the crackle of a roaring campfire under a canopy of twinkling stars, the crisp autumn air carrying the earthy scent of pine and woodsmoke. You’ve just returned from a successful hunt, your venison backstrap—nature’s tenderloin—cool in your pack, ready to transform into a feast that honors the wild. This recipe for campfire-seared venison backstrap ... Read more

Beaver trapping stands as a timeless pursuit for outdoor enthusiasts, blending skill, patience, and a deep connection to nature’s waterways. These industrious rodents, known for their dam-building prowess, play a crucial role in ecosystems by creating wetlands that support diverse wildlife. However, when beaver populations grow unchecked, they can cause flooding, damage to timber, and ... Read more