Outdoors

Complicit in a murder … of crows

As a result of daughter Morgan Carpenter’s murder, I no longer have the desire to shoot a crow. In fact, the opening of Georgia’s crow season this Saturday has left me conflicted.

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Red-cockaded woodpeckers successfully transplanted at Wildlife Management Area

Endangered red-cockaded woodpeckers are introduced to Chickasawhatchee Wildlife Management Area.

Snakebites among pet owners’ worst nightmares

Pet owners need to learn the dos and don'ts of allowing pets to run free outside where snakes might be lurking.

Georgia Rivers hosts paddle event in Lee County

A group of paddlers makes its way up the Muckalee and Kinchafoonee creeks.

When scoring potentially record-breaking deer, size matters

Strict standards are used when measuring potentially record-breaking deer.

Hunting a late-season deer usually includes additional challenges
Bring in the new year outdoors at a First Day Hike
Bring in the new year outdoors at a First Day Hike
Georgia lawmakers recommend status quo for fishing rights
U.S. Wildlife extends $1 million trout-stocking funding

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