February 10, 2012

Division provides tips for viewing deer in the winter Winter is a great time to see mule deer-and lots of them. Mule deer in winter Herds that number more than 100 deer are often seen near major roads in Utah. While it’s exciting to see deer in the winter, please remember that winter is also […]

Bald Eagle Day is February 11, 2012 If you’ve ever seen a bald eagle in the wild, you know it’s an experience that can take your breath away. Bald eagle On Feb. 11, you’ll have a chance not only to see bald eagles, but to learn more about them. The Division of Wildlife Resources will

Location: County Extension Office 1770 Myers St. Batesville, AR 72501 Contact Mary @ 870-698-1397 or Billy @ 870-793-8197 Bring lunch, drinks, and an ink pen. Reservation not necessary but recommended. There is no fee for this program thanks to your support of the 1/8 Cent Conservation Sales Tax.

Media contact: Karen Parker, 386-758-0525 A father and stepson hunting hogs in Baker County were located by Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) officers Thursday after the two Callahan residents were missing for approximately 36 hours. The search for Mike Smith, 37, and his stepson, Christopher, 13, began when FWC dispatch received a call

Ice fishing puts the angler in touch with the elements in a way no other outdoor activity does. Fishing “hard water” is alluring for its simplicity-ice, water, wind, fish, a line in a round ice hole, and time. Wind might be the element ice anglers have had enough of this year. One dedicated angler, who

March 15 is the new deadline to apply for 2012 deer and elk hunting permits; the new streamlined eight-page application packet that contains all the information residents need to apply is now available at all license providers, FWP offices and online at fwp.mt.gov. The application deadline for moose, bighorn sheep, mountain goat and bison licenses

Along with the new March 15 deadline to apply for 2012 deer and elk hunting permits, the new streamlined eight-page application packet-that contains all the information residents need to apply- is now available at all license providers, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks offices and online at fwp.mt.gov. The new deadline was approved by the Montana

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks would like to remind pet owners to secure their animals – especially in areas where wildlife might be present. Dogs in particular can cause serious injury or kill animals much larger than themselves. The stress of a chase alone can eventually lead to the death of an animal. At this

SALEM, Ore. – Anglers who turn in their 2011 combined angling tag before May 18, 2012 could win one of 100 outdoor products, including a complete drift boat package. ODFW is sponsoring the promotion to try to increase the number of returned tags. Currently, the department estimates, only 20 percent of anglers return their combined