At 3 a.m. Sunday my alarm went off and I pondered for a few minutes. Why in tarnation am I getting out of my warm bed to sit in the bitterly cold wind? After a few moments, I reluctantly dressed in layers and then drove for one hour and 17 minuets to my pal Keri […]
A cold, dead turkey beats a warm bed any day! Read More »
Idaho anglers will be able to start fishing for Chinook salmon on Saturday, April 23. But this year’s return of Chinook salmon appears to be late, and anglers shouldn’t expect many fish to be in Idaho waters when the season opens. Chinook fishing seasons will open in the Clearwater River, Snake River, Little Salmon and
ID: Spring Chinook season to open this week Read More »
Let’s compare and contrast turkey hunters and deer hunters. Why do the attitudes appear to be different, even though most turkey hunters are also deer hunters at another time of the year? There are concerns by some – actually, worries – that turkey hunters might develop the same trophy-only ideas that prevail among many deer
Maybe Deer Hunters can Learn from Turkey Hunters Read More »
ROSEBURG, Ore. – Lemolo Reservoir and Diamond Lake trout anglers can begin fishing this Saturday, April 23 when the season officially opens. Lemolo Reservoir has a good population of large brown trout that should be ready to bite. The road has been plowed to the dam area where there is open water. Currently, much of
Oregon: Trout season at Lemolo and Diamond Lake opens Saturday Read More »
TPWD Continues To Fight Invasive Plants, Gears Up for Zebra Mussels In the ongoing battle biologists and managers face against invasive species that impact America’s wild places, we hear word of various efforts and campaigns. Getting the public on board with prevention is a huge key. The following report, from Texas, makes interesting reading… Austin, TX
Texas Giant Salvinia Effort Reaches Boaters, Raises Awareness Read More »
ATHENS, TX – Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) will begin stocking channel catfish the week of April 18 into two Houston-area lakes that are part of the Neighborhood Fishin’ program. The two sites are located at Mary Jo Peckham Park, 5597 Gardenia Lane,in Katy and Tom Bass I Park, 3452 Fellows Road,in South Houston.
Texas: Catfish Stockings in Houston-area Lakes to Begin the Week of April 18 Read More »
Nearby Possum Kingdom Fish Hatchery Operations Affected AUSTIN, TX – Wildfires around Possum Kingdom Lake today covered more than 150,000 acres, continuing to threaten Possum Kingdom State Park and Palo Pinto County communities, forcing the evacuation of several communities and closure of Possum Kingdom Fish Hatchery located just below the reservoir dam. Late Monday as
Wildfire Battles Continue at Texas’ Possum Kingdom State Park Read More »
Only applications sent via U.S. mail to be accepted Phoenix, AZ – For those hunters with hopes of getting one of the few remaining Arizona hunting permits for elk and pronghorn antelope, the first-come, first-served process, issued through application by U.S. mail (U.S. Postal Service) only, begins on Monday, April 25 after 8 a.m. To
Leftover process for few remaining Arizona elk, antelope tags opens Monday Read More »
A pair of ringneck ducks was selected to appear on the 2011-2012 Federal Junior Duck Stamp, according to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The design for the new stamp, painted by 17-year-old Abraham Hunter of Vienna, Ill., was chosen by a panel of judges at the national Junior Duck Stamp Art Contest, held at
Illinois Youth Wins Federal Junior Duck Stamp Competition Read More »
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