The recent images of a cougar recorded on trail cameras in the Upper Peninsula have been interesting. The animal has been doing a lot of traveling in Michigan and is thought to have come all the way from South Dakota. The DNR says additional images of the cat, which is wearing a radio collar, were […]
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CARBONDALE, Colo. – Nearly 70 family members, friends, wildlife officers and local dignitaries gathered for a private ceremony Saturday morning to honor former wildlife officer Bob Terrell, as Colorado Parks and Wildlife dedicated the former Koziel boat launch – one of the most popular places for anglers to access the Roaring Fork River – to
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DENVER – Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commissioners will finalize recommendations regarding the new agency’s mission statement and the composition of the merged board during its October meeting in Steamboat Springs. Commissioners will be asked to approve changes to rafting regulations that would allow a wider range of acceptable personal flotation devices worn by commercial passengers
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Now that the dogs’ noses have found the scent and the hunters’ guns have been fired, this is a time to assess Wisconsin’s ruffed grouse population as best we can. Hunting conditions have been ideal at times, other times the temperatures have been more August-like than Octoberish, but hunters and dogs have coped. Autumn leaf
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DENVER — Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers are investigating two wildlife crimes involving pronghorn in Castle Rock and Fort Collins. The Castle Rock poaching involves a pronghorn left near Crowfoot Valley Road and Pradera Parkway sometime between 5 p.m. Oct. 1 and 7 a.m. Oct. 2. The head, cape, and a small portion of meat
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