Hunting News

There is no doubt that many of us really enjoy “Monster Week” on Animal Planet and it is once again upon us. Monster week began May 20th and has another fabulous lineup of 24 hours of all new specials. One show that is sure to be of real interest to many of us is “Mermaids: The New Evidence” the follow up to last years investigative show “Mermaids: The Body Found”. Another one is the River Monsters finale when Jeremy Wade will take us to Loch Ness in search of the mysterious Loch Ness Monster. Read More ..

I am writing in response to Dorothy Hughes' letter in the [May 3-5] issue, “Don't forget, come Election Day.” She offers the same old rhetoric about automatic weapons not being needed for deer hunting.

Gov. Martin O'Malley last week signed two bills passed in the recent General Assembly that expand hunting opportunities in Carroll and Dorchester counties.

Turkey hunting in Texas dried up along with the state's water due to the epic drought of 2011.

Four peregrine falcon chicks born atop a We Energies power plant in Port Washington do not yet have names, but they each have a number.

Four Louisiana men from Kentwood, Roseland and Ponchatoula were found guilty of poaching Iowa deer from a case that started when someone made a call to the Turn in Poachers hotline.

In my last post, I noted that I would be spending the weekend in the Jamestown area for a cast 'n' blast for outdoor writers hosted by the Chautauqua County Visitors Bureau.

The Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil reports that Michael Fralick, of Ponchatoula, La., was recently convicted of 32 counts of deer hunting violations in four southwest Iowa counties.

It was a pretty typical day for hunting turkeys in Tennessee if Tennesseans hunted turkeys in late February or early March.

The radical overhaul of the state's deer hunting regulations has some scratching their heads, others up in arms, and the rest powerless to change the supposedly pre-determined 2013 deer laws that are set in stone before those affected had any chance to comment.

Fears of damaged crops and more car crashes continue to drive opposition to new deer-hunting regulations slated to take effect this fall.

If you've been wondering about something in your community, Ask The Times is your place to get answers.

For landowners who are reluctant to allow hunting on their property, Senate Bill 648 sponsored by Pennsylvania Senator Alloway, now protects them from liability for actions of others.

Wisconsin is moving closer to allowing hunters to use crossbows during archery deer hunting season.

Here are some some new Messin’ With Sasquatch videos from Jack Links Beef Jerkey. These usually offer a decent chuckle and a break from the serious side of the search for Sasquatch. The Messin’ With Sasquatch have become a fairly fun and enjoyable series of themed commercials to those in and out of the Bigfoot communities. Watch Here ....

I am writing in response to Dorothy Hughes' letter in the [May 3-5] issue, “Don't forget, come Election Day.” She offers the same old rhetoric about automatic weapons not being needed for deer hunting.

An organization in the Jamestown area is putting on an event this weekend for outdoors writers from around the state, and yours truly got invited.

Frank M. Dudek, 85, of Coleman, passed away on Thursday, May 9, 2013 at Community Memorial Hospital in Oconto Falls from complications following surgery.

The first-ever World Turkey Hunting Championship was held in Linn County last week - featuring the best turkey hunters in the country with proceeds going toward getting wounded warriors into the woods and to the lake.