In the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, a weekend at a hunting camp is more than a weekend away – it’s a rite of passage. On this week’s episode of Destination Whitetail, the cameras head to “Yooper” country to experience the ultimate deer camp. Nestled between four bodies of water, the Upper Peninsula of Michigan region […]
Who knows where the boundary is for the county line in Jim Wells and Kleberg counties in south Texas? For 122 years, it was a fence put up by the 825,000-acre King Ranch on part of its Santa Gertrudis Division. The fence was low — not a high fence or ‘enclosure’ type — and allowed […]
This definitely qualifies as one of those “Didja hear about the sorry scumbags who stole …” stories that will make you shake your head. An unmarked utility trailer with a UTV and gear inside used for disabled veterans’ hunting trips was stolen in South Lyon, Mich. It had a Polaris six-person UTV worth $13,800 inside […]
The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission unanimously elected a new chairman and vice-chairman during its business meeting July 11 to preside over the governing board of the state regulatory agency. Jim Cogdell, of Norwood and the District 6 commissioner, will serve as chairman. John Litton Clark, of Clinton and a House Speaker Appointee At Large, will […]
Jeremy Flinn, a professional wildlife biologist and regular contributor to Deer & Deer Hunting and Deer & Deer Hunting TV, has teamed with Steve Smolenski to create The Buck Advisors wildlife management service. The Buck Advisors have strategically launched a new era of wildlife management services and products. Grounded in proven science, The Buck Advisors […]
Starting with the September 2013 issue, Ted Nugent — deer hunter, rock legend and political commentator — returns as a monthly contributor to Deer & Deer Hunting magazine to provide regular commentary and insight into his views on and experience with deer hunting. “Deer & Deer Hunting pretty much describes my glorious 65-year clean and […]
The Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism is currently offering Hunter Education classes throughout the state, providing a variety of class times, formats, and locations to meet nearly any schedule. Kansas law currently states that anyone born on or after July 1, 1957, must be certified by an approved course in hunter education before […]
Carl G. Roe, the Pennsylvania Game Commission’s executive director, has announced his plans to retire in January after more than eight years heading the agency. In making his announcement July 9, Roe said it has been his pleasure to serve Pennsylvania’s hunters and outdoor enthusiasts while working to benefit the state’s wildlife. “Serving with the […]
Hunters have until Aug. 14 at midnight to apply for an opportunity to hunt deer this fall on the 6,000-acre Charles and Mary Eder unit of the Scotch Creek Wildlife Area in northeastern Okanogan County. Hunters can submit an application for the “limited-entry” deer hunt on the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife’s website or […]
