The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control will open its second annual statewide photo contest on Jan. 15. Photographers can submit Delaware-based photos in four categories: hunting and fishing, people enjoying nature, watersheds and wildlife and aquatic life.
Sen. Dave Wilson has introduced bipartisan legislation to amend the Delaware Constitution to formally recognize the right to hunt, fish and trap wildlife, subject to existing state regulations.
The Sussex County Land Trust has officially dedicated its newest conservation site, Chase Oaks Preserve, during a ceremony held Sept. 8 at the 32-acre property along Robinsonville Road.
A Delaware Superior Court judge has struck down a provision in state law that would have required hunters between ages 18 to 21 to be directly supervised by someone 21 or older.
Delaware’s 2025–26 hunting season opens Sept. 1 with more public land access and new options for hunters.
The Delmarva Sports Network Outdoors Expo is now a two-day event, happening April 25–26 at the Delaware State Fairgrounds in Harrington. Over 80 vendors will offer outdoor gear, crafts, boats, RVs, hot tubs and more across multiple indoor and outdoor areas. The free, dog-friendly event also includes food trucks and live 1CW wrestling.
The Delmarva Sports Network Outdoors Expo is now a two-day event, happening April 25–26 at the Delaware State Fairgrounds in Harrington. Over 80 vendors will offer outdoor gear, crafts, boats, RVs, hot tubs and more across multiple indoor and outdoor areas. The free, dog-friendly event also includes food trucks and live 1CW wrestling.
The Delmarva Sports Network Outdoors Expo is now a two-day event, happening April 25–26 at the Delaware State Fairgrounds in Harrington. Over 80 vendors will offer outdoor gear, crafts, boats, RVs, hot tubs and more across multiple indoor and outdoor areas. The free, dog-friendly event also includes food trucks and live 1CW wrestling.
Delaware’s 2025 spring turkey hunting season begins with a special two-day hunt April 5 and 6 for youth and non-ambulatory hunters, according to DNREC.
