Coyotes howling near the back fence? Hogs rooting up your pasture? Squirrels tunneling like it's their full-time job? It's time to gear up for predator and varmint season.Whether you're protecting livestock, reclaiming your land, or just out for the thrill of the chase, Sports South has what you need to hunt smarter this season.

The Camillus M3 Dagger has a 4.6-inch black-coated 420 stainless steel blade and injection-molded handle. It's the perfect tool for outdoor enthusiasts, survivalists, and collectors alike.

The SOG Tactical Bushcraft Hatchet is made from solid materials and is both lightweight and nimble. The 6.55 mm-thick, 4.24-inch business end is forged from rugged 5Cr15MoV steel and attached to a micarta handle that delivers a sure, solid grip, regardless of the weather.

The Association of Collegiate Anglers announces a partnership with MillerTech Lithium Batteries to support college anglers for the 2025-26 season of the Collegiate Bass Fishing Series.

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North Dakota's roadside surveys conducted in late July and August indicate pheasant numbers are relatively the same as last year, while gray partridge and sharp-tailed grouse numbers were down.

Volunteer observers reported 428 sandhill cranes in Ohio during the 2025 Midwest Crane Count, according to the Ohio DNR Division of Wildlife. The count was coordinated by the Division of Wildlife, International Crane Foundation, and Ohio Bird Conservation Initiative.

MyOutdoorTV (MOTV) announces a groundbreaking milestone, reaching 400,000 paid subscribers – showing a 33 percent increase since the start of 2025. This achievement showcases MyOutdoorTV's rising popularity with its audience while consistently delivering high-quality, adventure-packed content.

Savage Arms and GunBroker.com kick off the Savage Arms Precision Backcountry Hunting Sweepstakes by GunBroker, giving hunters the chance to win one of four rifles tailored for big-game pursuits. Entries are open now through Sept. 30, and participants can return daily for bonus entries that boost their odds of winning.

Thanks to $8.5 million in federal relief funding, a major enhancement project at Keith J. Charters Traverse City State Park is coming together, with upcoming roadwork along U.S. 31 scheduled to begin next week and continue through mid-to-late October.