Outdoor Life recently revisited a 1954 account from Alaska wolf hunter and trapper Frank Glaser to examine a question that still comes up in wolf debates: how likely is a wolf to attack a person? Glaser wrote about the 1933 disappearance of an experienced trapper known as “Moose John” Millovich, who left Fairbanks for a […]
Outdoor Life recently revisited a 1954 account from Alaska wolf hunter and trapper Frank Glaser, using it to revisit a long-running question: how likely is a wolf to attack a person? Glaser described the 1933 disappearance of an experienced trapper known as “Moose John” Millovich, who left Fairbanks for a beaver-trapping trip on the Beaver […]
Tactacam is finishing up a public photo contest featuring user-submitted images captured on cellular trail cameras. After collecting entries from customers, the company narrowed the field to a set of finalists and opened voting to the public. The final round includes 13 photos across five categories: deer, birds, predators, rare, and funny. Outdoor Life highlighted […]
What happened Tactacam is wrapping up a public photo contest built around user-submitted images captured on cellular trail cameras. The company asked customers to send in their best shots, then narrowed the entries down for a final round of public voting. The finalists span five categories: deer, birds, predators, rare, and funny. Outdoor Life highlighted […]
What happened Outdoor Life revisited a 1954 account by legendary Alaska wolf hunter and trapper Frank Glaser, framed around a long-running question: how likely is a wolf to attack a person? Glaser described the 1933 disappearance of an experienced trapper known as “Moose John” Millovich, who left Fairbanks for a beaver-trapping trip on the Beaver […]
What happened Glacier National Park has announced a pilot program for a ticketed shuttle system to Logan Pass, set to begin in the summer of 2026. The program will include early morning express routes and will limit private vehicle parking at Logan Pass to three hours starting July 1, weather permitting. This change aims to […]
What happened Michigan is considering an increase in fees for hunting and fishing licenses to bolster funding for the Department of Natural Resources (DNR). Governor Gretchen Whitmer has included this proposal in the fiscal year 2027 budget, aiming to raise nearly $30 million for the DNR. Under the proposed changes, the cost of annual resident […]
Montana Launches 2026 Pesticide Waste Disposal Initiative The Montana Department of Agriculture is encouraging participation in its 2026 Pesticide Waste Disposal Program for safe disposal of pesticide products. What happened The Montana Department of Agriculture (MDA) has opened registration for the 2026 Pesticide Waste Disposal Program. This initiative aims to assist pesticide applicators, agricultural producers, […]
Celebrating National FFA Week: A Time for Reflection and Growth The National FFA Week, occurring from February 21 to 28, honors the contributions of the National FFA Organization and its members. What happened National FFA Week is a nationwide event that celebrates the largest student-led organization in the United States, the National FFA Organization. This […]
Yosemite National Park to Remove Reservation System in 2026 The park will allow unrestricted access starting in the 2026 season after evaluating visitor patterns. What happened Yosemite National Park has announced that it will discontinue its timed-entry reservation system for the 2026 season. This decision follows a comprehensive assessment of visitor traffic, parking availability, and […]