Blog Topic: yearling

I was perusing the latest issue of the Wildlife Professional in search of an interesting topic for the blog. The […]

[Comments in brackets are by Jeannine and Duane] ——————————————————————– From the Northern Crew: Hi everyone, This week we really started […]

Finding beauty in nature isn’t hard to come by. Looking out my window right now I could name a hundred […]

[Comments in brackets are by Jeannine and Duane] ——————————————————————– From the Northern Crew: Hi everyone, We’ve had a pretty successful […]

Nature is awesome. Everyday you can witness amazing feats just by looking out the window. Birds fly. Plants die and […]

We talk about deer movements a lot on this blog. Movements before the rut, during the rut, after the rut, […]

With the spring equinox behind us, longer warmer days are in our future. Daffodils are in bloom, the peepers are […]

As we live through the reality of COVID winter, we know the safest place is home. We know who lives […]

Doe 12866, heavy with fawn, has made her way to State College after an all night trek. The only plausible […]

We have written blog posts about how the most important component of a deer population is adult females. Their survival […]

It is no secret that not everyone likes antler point restrictions (APRs). However, they are supported by about 60% of […]

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