The regs and money, then and now

Aside from the fact that all the state hunting and fishing regs in 1931-32 could be printed on side of a sheet of newsprint, what especially caught my eye in these economic times was the cost of licenses.

Off the wire

Outdoors headlines from across the country

Very few yearling bucks like this one in Michigan survive to their second year, let alone their third or fourth, when they start to reach maturity...

Nothing but the truth

Here are the real world factors that lead to deer hunting success in the crowded, unfenced, unmanaged deer woods that most sportsmen hunt

But I Digress

Digress: Smarter than the average bear

In the rut

All across the U.S. male deer are showing up in broad daylight, jousting with trees and each other, mating, and doing crazy things

Canadian journalist Tim Johnson "diggin' in" on a recent lake kayak trip to Michigan's eastern U.P

Return to Hemingway Country

Crossing the Mackinac Bridge to Michigan's Upper Peninsula takes visitors to a true North Country outdoor adventure land

Undercover omnivores

A new study reveals deer like meat as much as veggies, but also says hunters need to avoid contributing to their taste for blood.

If you build it...

The new tradition at Stevens Point

Roadway run-ins

With highway deer collisions on the rise, hunters are best insurance against them

Musky Fever

It was just a little bit of retribution on the muskies that we were after. A re-match between man-o y musky-o.

But I Digress

Digress: Watermelon, cherry spitting contests yes, but cricket spitting

Kyle Anderson of Rapid City, Mich., poses with his 50-pound, 8-ounce muskie, a Michigan state record

BASS announces schedule for 2010 Bassmaster Opens

Three divisions provide direct avenues to Bassmaster Classic, Bassmaster Elite Series