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Macon East Academy Headmaster Honored by 9/11 Firefighters
By Macon East Academy
Glynn Lott, Headmaster and Coach, was recognized during the annual Macon East Academy Deer Hunt for his service to the school and ongoing commitment to serve the community by offering this unique fundraiser to trophy hunters throughout the country. He was presented with an official firefighter helmet from retired New York City firefighters and long... READ MORE
New CWD management area established
By Pennsylvania Game Commission
People who live and hunt deer within parts of Lancaster, Lebanon and Berks counties now need to comply with special rules intended to slow the spread of chronic wasting disease (CWD). The Pennsylvania Game Commission has established Disease Management Area 4 (DMA 4) in response to a CWD-positive deer recently detected at a captive deer farm in Lanc... READ MORE
Team Easton Sweeps Gold at Indoor World Championships
By Easton Archery
Yankton, South Dakota - Following their gold medal haul at the Indoor World Cup final in Las Vegas, Team Easton made their way to the 2018 Indoor World Archery Championships hoping to continue the streak. In the premier categories, Team Easton won 10 of 12 medals, sweeping the podiums in the Men’s Compound, Men’s Recurve and Women&rsquo... READ MORE
Deer, turkey and bear season results announced
By Virginia Department of Game & Inland Fisheries
During the 2017–18 deer hunting season, hunters harvested 189,730 deer in Virginia. This total included 95,474 antlered bucks, 12,822 button bucks, and 81,434 does. The youth and apprentice deer hunting weekend resulted in a harvest of 2,954 deer. The archery season harvest was 27,630 deer while hunters took 48,811 deer during the muzzleloade... READ MORE
Hunters harvest 86,542 deer in 2017-2018
By Maryland Department of Natural Resources
Hunters harvested 86,542 deer during Maryland’s combined archery, firearms and muzzleloader seasons, from Sept. 8, 2017, through Jan. 31, 2018. The harvest exceeded the 2016-2017 total by more than 1,000 deer. Included in the statewide total were 7,204 deer taken on Sundays. “Sunday hunting continues to be an important component in mana... READ MORE
Big game hunt applications due March 1
By Utah Division of Wildlife Resources
If you want to hunt big game animals in Utah this fall, the clock is ticking. Applications for hunting permits are due no later than 11 p.m. on March 1. March 1 is also the last day to apply for a permit to hunt buck deer in Utah this fall. The best way to apply is online. Once hunters arrive at the webpage, they can locate information that to help... READ MORE
You Can’t Regulate Ethics
By Brad Fenson | Shoot-On.com
Why archery equipment is limited by more than what you can do at the range. A pair of bucks ran across the rolling sandhills of Nebraska, making their way toward the woodlot I was watching. There had already been an abundance of doe and small buck activity, and as the sun made its way into the western sky, the big boys finally began to show. The le... READ MORE
Free shed antler gathering course required
By Utah Division of Wildlife Resources
Collectors of antlers that fall off the heads of deer, elk and moose each winter in Utah must complete a free online course before gathering sheds. The course is available by clicking here. Gathering shed antlers is a fun activity the whole family can enjoy, says DWR Captain Justin Shirley. Please remember that late winter and early spring is a tou... READ MORE
Apply online for 2018 Maine moose permit lottery
By Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife
Maine’s 2018 moose permit lottery application process is now open, and applications will be accepted online only. The online application process allows hunters to receive instant confirmation of success in entering the lottery. To apply online, click here. The online moose permit application form allows hunters to indicate several preferences... READ MORE
CWD confirmed in southeastern Iowa
By Iowa Department of Natural Resources
A hunter harvested adult doe taken in southeast Wayne County during the first shotgun deer season has tested positive for the presence of chronic wasting disease. This is the first hunter harvested wild deer outside of northeast Iowa to test positive for the always fatal disease. The deer was shot on Dec. 5. “We contacted the hunter once it ... READ MORE