by Sporting Classics Daily | Dec 15, 2020
And how they forever changed hunting and fishing.
by Charles M. Russell | Dec 3, 2020
‘Twas the night before Christmas in the old cabin, and the two trappers had just settled in when what to their wandering eyes should appear… “Talkin’ about Christmas,” said Bedrock, as we smoked in his cabin after supper, an’ the...
by Sporting Classics Daily | Dec 1, 2020
Here are some reasons to enjoy muzzleloader hunting this December! Increased Opportunity If you haven’t tagged out this fall, muzzleloader season on deer can extend your time afield by either one or two weeks depending on where you hunt. To participate, you...
by John Seerey-Lester | Nov 30, 2020
The explorers planned to sail their balloon over the North Pole and land in Canadian waters – an adventure that quickly proved to be pure folly. The tiny Swedish contingent had gathered in Danskoya at the northern tip of the Arctic island of Svalbard. They were happy...
by Sporting Classics Daily | Nov 25, 2020
Animal sightings in Utah have increased, but in what scenarios do these encounters need to be reported to Utah Division of Wildlife Resources? Utah’s growing population and expanding developments have increased the number of wildlife encounters across the state...
by Sporting Classics Daily | Nov 24, 2020
Photos and essays submitted will be used to support DEC’s ongoing efforts to introduce more New Yorkers to hunting and trapping. State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Commissioner Basil Seggos today announced a new statewide photo and essay...
by Craig Springer, USFWS – Wildlife and Sport Fish Restoration Program | Nov 18, 2020
Carl Shoemaker was a fulcrum of sorts who heaved the Pittman-Robertson Act into law. The resulting industry-state-federal partnership has been a boon to wildlife conservation and people across the country. It seems odd to say this, but Ohioan Joseph List may have...
by Sporting Classics Daily | Nov 17, 2020
A decapitated black bear joins a growing list of animals from a frenzy of poaching in Lane County, Oregon in recent weeks. The crimes appear to be random and opportunistic, and officials are looking for leads in multiple cases. Oregon State Police Senior Trooper Josh...
by Chris Dorsey | Nov 17, 2020
A crowd-sourced film that celebrates life in the heartland is coming to a theater near you. The ideological fault lines running between the coasts and the American heartland, turning red and blue to code words, are manifesting in everything from politics and religion...
by Sporting Classics Daily | Nov 16, 2020
Potterville, Michigan man confesses to killing a deer with a hammer after Snapchat video is posted. It only took about one hour for an off-duty Michigan Department of Natural Resources conservation officer to identify and locate a suspect featured in a disturbing...