Glasgow, Montana – Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is offering a series of in-person hunter education classes and field days for online students across central and eastern Montana this spring and summer. These sessions provide essential training for new and aspiring hunters, ensuring they acquire the necessary certification ahead of key big game application deadlines ... Read more

Harrisburg, PA – According to PennEnvironment, Pennsylvania’s Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) announced on Monday the formation of an interagency working group aimed at identifying priority wildlife corridors across the state to enhance habitat connectivity and reduce animal-vehicle collisions. The initiative, led by DCNR Secretary Cindy Adams Dunn, seeks to create a comprehensive ... Read more

St. Paul, Minnesota – The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is inviting public input on two proposed amendments to the management plan for Itasca State Park, Minnesota’s oldest state park, as part of efforts to balance resource protection with expanded recreational opportunities.[1] The draft amendments address enhancements to winter activities, additional overnight lodging options, and ... Read more

The arrow slices through the crisp morning air at speeds exceeding 300 feet per second, a testament to the blend of ancient art and cutting-edge engineering that defines bowhunting today. This pursuit demands more than marksmanship; it requires a deep connection to the wild, where every rustle in the underbrush heightens your senses and tests ... Read more

As spring blooms across the landscape, outdoor enthusiasts gear up for one of the most exhilarating fishing seasons: the shad run. American shad, hickory shad, and their cousins migrate upstream in rivers and coastal waters, drawing predators like striped bass, largemouth bass, and even walleye into a feeding frenzy. This is where spring shad swimbaits ... Read more

Imagine the sun dipping below the horizon, casting a golden glow over your campsite as the first stars peek through the twilight sky. The air is crisp, filled with the earthy scent of pine and the comforting crackle of your campfire. You’ve spent the day hiking rugged trails or casting lines into a serene lake, ... Read more