Passing it on: Youth and Beginner Hunts Bringing a newcomer or youth on to the big game hunting scene is different than doing it alone or with your fellow long time hunting partners. Instead of just getting an animal or trophy being the goal, you are passing on important skills and a heritage. Whether your newcomer is young or old, you are also developing a relationship.
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Nova Scotia Offers Crossbow Course Oct. 26th 10/13/08
The Bowhunter Instructor Association of Nova Scotia is offering a bow course on Sunday, Oct. 26, at the Department of Natural Resources Training Centre in Shubenacadie. [Comments?]
Nova Scotia Allows Crossbow Hunting 09/12/08
Nova Scotians have another tool for harvesting deer, thanks to recent changes to regulations under the Nova Scotia Wildlife Act. [Comments?]
Nova Scotia Accepting Anterless Deer Apps 07/25/08
More than 6,100 additional licences are up for grabs in this year's antlerless deer hunting draw, bringing the total licences to 11,900 for the fall 2008 season. [Comments?]
Nova Scotia Moose Lottery Deadline May 31 05/30/08
Prospective moose hunters have less than a day to apply for one of the 345 moose hunting licences. The application deadline is midnight on Saturday, May 31. [Comments?]
Cape Breton, Nova Scotia Moose Lottery 04/02/08
With another successful moose hunting season completed, applications are about to be accepted for the 2008 annual moose draw lottery. [Comments?]
Nova Scotia Asks Citizens to Leave Wildlife Alone 03/12/08
Each spring, people come across newborn wildlife in Nova Scotia's woodlands that appear to be lost or abandoned and many choose to treat those wild animals as pets. [1 Comment]
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Luke's New Mexico Mule Deer Hunt We woke up the first day to rain. It rained for about 3 1/2 hours. So we ate breakfast in the tent. When it stopped raining. We got all our stuff on and walked down a river bed about a mile long. Then we started up a mountain. When a very thick fog set in, we were about half way up. When we got to the top, we sat on some rocks and waited for the fog to clear.
