Safety tips for non-hunters
the Division of Fisheries and Wildlife Recommends that non hunters in the woods this fall follow some simple Safety tips!
Early Season Bow Hunting Equipment
When you are early season bow hunting, in many cases you are out there hunting before most hunters have even bought their tags. That is why the best early season bow hunting tip and tactic I can give you is to just get out there and do it.
Handling Bullheads and Catfish
Handling Use caution when handling members of this feisty family of fish! Catfish and bullheads are armed with single thick, sharp spines at each of the leading edges of their pectoral (side) and dorsal (top) fins. When alarmed, the fish firmly extend these spines that easily pierce human flesh.
Wolves Repopulate Massachusetts
Before Europeans arrived in North America, what is now the 48 contiguous states, i.e., all but Alaska and Hawaii, was home to an estimated 250,000 wolves. And 10 to 20 million deer. Nowadays the estimates are 5,500 wolves, and 25 to 30 million deer. There has been lobbying to restore wolves to the east, much as was done for bald eagles, but no action expected in the near, middle or distant future. Because it is one thing to restore the national symbol, and another...
facts about hybrid mountain lions
Is the Eastern cougar really extinct? – The eastern cougars were unofficially deemed extinct by a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service evaluation in 2011. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service formally removed the Eastern cougar from the endangered species list and declared it to be extinct in 2018.
Golf Course Big Cat -Plymouth Ma
Original Embed post from JUNE 15, 2012 ———- In 1992, while building a golf course in the dense woods of Plymouth Mass., I spied a curled burnt-orange tail moving along a tree line. I slowed the tractor and followed the tail for fifty feet to a stand of dense brush where I met the incisors and growl of an angry mountain lion. For a long second or two our eyes met. The big cat didn’t seem afraid of the big red...
Infrared LED vs. Black Flash LED Trailcams
Which one you taking into the woods with you this year ??? See the reactions of deer as they pass Infrared LED Trailcams vs. Black Flash LED Trailcams
Tick-borne disease information for Massachusetts
Ticks are tiny bugs most likely found in shady, damp, brushy, wooded, or grassy areas (especially in tall grass), including your own backyard.