Ohio's trapping season for various species opens on November 10, with some seasons extending through February. Coyotes are the only species that can be legally trapped year-round in the state.

The Gazette offers audio versions of articles using Instaread. Some words may be mispronounced. Craig Sweet, president of Iowa Trappers Association, is set to begin his 53rd season fur trapping this ...

Dennis Allen, of Inuvik, recently co-hosted a moose butchering workshop for men and said it’s important for people to have ...

Howard Height III has traveled down the sandy road to his family getaway every summer for more than eight decades. Past the scrub cedars and pine trees. Beyond the familiar plum shrubs that ripen to ...

Ohio’s hunters and trappers are gearing up for a busy and promising stretch of late fall and winter, as the state’s 2025–26 ...

Randy Gleason prepares hundreds of pelts a year, from long coyotes to round beavers, and sells them at local farmers’ markets ...

Michigan’s government is expected to buy the Black River Ranch in Cheboygan County this December. The state of Michigan has ...

There are ample opportunities to head into the field this month to enjoy the crisp air and fall foliage while taking part in the state’s time-honored hunting tradition.

Throughout history, governments, churches and institutions have been trying to colonize Indigenous Peoples, and because of ...

For travelers exploring Delaware’s less-traveled roads, the Southern Grille offers a taste of local culture that can’t be found in guidebooks. It’s where you’ll hear regional accents, local ...

Missouri Headwaters State Park near Three Forks might be the most significant spot in Montana that most Montanans have never visited. This 532-acre sanctuary marks the exact birthplace of America’s ...

While Machias residents debate the eventual form a bridge carrying traffic along Route 1 will take, another problem is simmering within a now‑closed landfill just off Broadway.