Recent Wildlife Articles

Man, if you've ever sat in a tree stand as the leaves crunch underfoot and the wind bites a little harder, you know hunting ain't just about pulling the trigger. It's about the chase, the quiet, and yeah, sometimes the frustration. But when it comes to late-season public-land hunting, folks are spl

As winter drags on, waterfowl hunters across America face tougher odds. Ducks and geese have dodged shots all season, making them extra cautious around anything that looks off. The birds have figured out the usual tricks, from fake calls to obvious hides. For guys who've been at this for years, the

In a state as big as Texas, where private ranches stretch for miles and public access has always been slim, something big is shifting. For years, folks have griped about how little land is open to everyone—just four percent of the whole state, and out of that, only about a million acres where you c

The year 2025 turned out to be a rough ride for Alaska's fishing industry and the communities that depend on it for their livelihoods. From deep cuts to federal science funding to ongoing economic pressures, fishermen, processors, and coastal towns dealt with one challenge after another. Yet amid a

For anyone who loves chasing walleye, Lake Erie has long been the place to go. Year after year, anglers pull in limits of thick, golden fish that fight hard and taste even better. But the latest news from the lake suggests the fishing is about to get even stronger, thanks to one of the biggest hatc

Public land offers some of the best chances for bagging mallards, but it demands grit, smart planning, and a willingness to outthink the crowd. For hunters who thrive on the challenge, these spots deliver unforgettable action without the high costs of private leases. Across the country, from the Mi

As the holidays wrap up and winter settles in across Iowa, folks are already thinking ahead to the warmer months when the fields and waters call them back out. The Iowa Department of Natural Resources just kicked off sales for the 2026 resident hunting, fishing, and other licenses earlier this week

In the rugged backwoods and crystal-clear streams of Maine, a battle is brewing over who gets to fish where—and how. A group of everyday anglers from the Legendre family is taking on the state's wildlife officials, arguing that rules reserving certain waters for fly fishing only are shutting out th

For decades, bass fishing has been more than just a hobby—it's a way of life that pulls in folks from all walks, offering that rare mix of challenge, relaxation, and the thrill of the catch. Now, as the sport keeps evolving, big news is hitting the circuit: the 2026 Bass Pro Tour is set to make his

In the heart of Wyoming, where winters usually hit hard and fast, this year's fishing scene tells a different story. Anglers across the state are facing an unusual holdup – major bodies of water like Boysen Reservoir and Flaming Gorge are still wide open in early December, pushing back the beloved