California game wardens served two search warrants on members of a deer poaching ring early Thursday, resulting in the arrest of three Stockton men. Wardens arrested Thongseuth Khounchanh, 58, Ti Sila, 51, and Bounleuna Sysenglath, 59, as they returned from an all-night poaching trip in El Dorado County. The men were charged with killing deer …
Anglers will get additional days to retain white sturgeon in the Columbia River estuary and in the Bonneville Pool. Fishery managers from Washington and Oregon, in a joint state meeting Thursday, announced those decisions after assessing catch data for both fisheries. By the states’ action, anglers will be allowed to catch and retain legal-size white
Hunters that applied for a 2011 fall controlled hunt can find out if they drew the tag online at ODFW’s My Hunter Informationpage. Hunters will need to enter their Hunter/Angler ID (ODFW ID#), last name, date of birth, and then click My Hunter Information and Draw Results. A postcard with results will also be mailed
MARBLEHEAD, Ohio (AP) – Snake populations are booming on the Lake Erie shores and islands in northwest Ohio, and one expert says the reason is there’s plenty of food. WEWS-TV reports it found large numbers of water snakes swimming in the lake, sunning themselves on rocks and even slithering onto boats in Ohio communities along
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) – A fisherman on the banks of Old Hickory Lake reeled in an explosive catch that police believe was actually a military grenade. Hendersonville police along with Nashville police, the FBI and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives were called to the Walton Ferry Boat Ramp in Hendersonville after the
A Rhode Island fisherman is the talk of the angling community after catching a 77.4-pound striped bass, missing the world record by only a pound but breaking his own state record. Peter Vican of East Greenwich and his friend, Don Smith, were fishing off Block Island early Sunday morning and using eels as bait when
A Texas man was sentenced in federal court in Wichita on felony charges of conspiracy, wildlife trafficking and obstruction of justice related to the illegal sale of guided deer hunts in southern Kansas, announced Ignacia S. Moreno, Assistant Attorney General for the Justice Department’s Environment and Natural Resources Division and Barry Grissom, U.S. Attorney for
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