The 60-Inch Club of Alaska
Moose with antler spreads of 60 inches or more are taken by an elite club. The story of Alaskans who did just is here…
Category: Hunting
Court Grants USSAF Intervention in Wisconsin Wolf Lawsuit
Dane County, WI Circuit Judge Peter C. Anderson granted a motion by the U.S. Sportsmen’s Alliance Foundation (USSAF) along with Safari Club International, the Wisconsin Bear Hunters Association, and the United Sportsmen of Wisconsin to intervene in a lawsuit seeking to stop the use of dogs in the state’s wolf hunt. Read more
People are Catching on to the Real HSUS
Misconceptions are spelled out about the Humane Society of the United States in the piece here…
Shiawassee County man charged with 125 violations related to poaching
GW: Just heard about this the other day and it’s only been happening a few miles from my home. Good job DNR! Anti-hunters like this get a special place on my site: Poachers!
Brian Birchmeier, 51, of Shiawassee County’s Owosso Township, was arraigned today in Shiawassee County District Court on 125 misdemeanor charges related to poaching deer and turkey in Michigan. Read more
Brits Ban Hunting Information for Youngsters
While we push to reduce barriers to young hunters in this country, across the pond they’ve gone in the other direction. Now the kids cannot be sold magazines related to hunting. The anti-hunters’ victory is explained here…
A look at the history of Michigan’s antler-point restrictions
For many years, Michigan restricted hunters to a bucks-only harvest in order to protect the reproductive capacity of the herd. This approach sustained deer populations that, at times, were scarce but still allowed recreational opportunity and a chance to put food on the table. As deer became increasingly numerous and widespread, however, it became obvious to wildlife managers that a continued focus on maximizing deer production was no longer the best approach. Read more
Brownells Unveils New, Faster, More User-Friendly Website
Brownells – The World’s Largest Supplier of Firearms Accessories and Gunsmithing Tools™ – is excited to announce its website – Brownells.com – now sports a fresh, new look and a host of improvements to make the customer’s experience better, faster and more intuitive. Read more
Outdoor Channel Announces National Deer Contest
GW: Make room for the cheaters, because they’ll be trying their best…
WHAT: Outdoor Channel, America’s Leader In Outdoor TV, and NBFog, the brand-building specialists for the outdoor lifestyle industry, invite you to submit your best photos from your favorite whitetail deer hunting adventures and enter the “Outdoor Channel National Deer Contest powered by BuckScore.” Read more
Fox and coyote trapping and fox hunting seasons have started
Fox and coyote trapping season: Statewide Oct. 15 – March 1 Coyote may be taken on private property by a property owner or designee all year if they are doing or about to do damage on private property. A license or written permit is not needed. See Winter Fox and Coyote Non-lethal Cable Restraints for regulations governing the trapping of fox and coyote.
Gray and red fox hunting seasons: Statewide Oct. 15 – March 1 See Nighttime Raccoon and Predator Hunting for specific regulations governing the hunting of these species at night.
And a reminder that coyote hunting season is in full swing until April 15. Residents possessing a valid small game license may hunt coyote during the established season. Read more
HSUS Threatens Lawsuit to Overturn Western Great Lakes Wolf Delisting
(Columubs, OH) – On Monday, October 15th, the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) and its Fund for Animals filed a 60-day notice of intent to sue the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service over the removal of the Western Great Lakes region wolves from the federal Endangered Species Act (ESA). A 60-day notice of intent to sue is a required procedural step before filing a lawsuit against the Service under the Endangered Species Act. Read more