In this week’s “North Dakota Outdoors” webcast, host Mike Anderson visits with RJ Gross, upland game biologist for the North ...

A cold, wet June in North Dakota impacted partridge and sharp-tailed grouse numbers and led to smaller brood sizes for pheasants, though pheasant numbers overall were up.

Pheasant numbers in North Dakota are up for a third straight year following devastating drought in 2021. The good news is ...

Northwest: 20.8 broods and 164 pheasants per 100 miles, up from 19.1 broods and 159 pheasants in 2023. Southwest: 13.8 broods and 119 pheasants per 100 miles, up from 9.7 and 86.2 in 2023.

Learn what hunters and anglers can do to help maintain positive relationships with landowners and other outdoor enthusiasts ...

With the close of summer, you’ll notice a swing from fishing rods to shotguns. For many it’s a seamless transition and ...

Many hunters have been planning fall hunts since the close of last year, but how many have been working their bodies along ...

NDSU tackle Grey Zabel and South Dakota State QB Mark Gronowski could have moved up to play at a power conference this year. But they stayed put and are looking to pull big upsets in Week 1.

As with anything, it depends, and largely on a few key items. Sure, the status of the game bird or waterfowl population you ...

Dew condenses on a spiderweb attached to a sweet clover plant dried from summer. By Nick Simonson Wading into the grasses ...

Noem, once seen as a potential running mate for Donald Trump, said she plans to attend the upcoming presidential debate in ...

A mix of outdoor stories from across Minnesota, including information on the Wildlife Forever 2024-25 Art of Conservation ...