Have you ever wondered what state park facilities are still available on a busy weekend or wished you could make a reservation in advance from home, when park offices are closed?
New system to streamline Kansas State Park reservations Read More »
Helicopters will be used to search for new breeding grounds; data may help prevent endangered species listing.
Aerial survey to search lesser prairie chicken range in Kansas Read More »
Indiana deer hunters bagged fewer deer during the 2011 season than the year before, but the 129,018 total was still the fourth-best season on record, according to a report from the Indiana Department of Natural Resources Division of Fish & Wildlife.
Indiana deer harvest down in 2011, but still 4th best Read More »
Successful hunting trips require a combination of skill, patience and most importantly, preparation. As turkey season rapidly approaches, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division (WRD) encourages preparation first, hoping that hunters will brush up on important turkey hunting safety tips before hitting the woods.
Turkey Hunting Safety Tips Read More »
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources is proposing changes to waterfowl hunting zones that would mark the first adjustment to Indiana’s traditional three-zone boundaries in more than 25 years.
Indiana DNR proposes new waterfowl hunting zones Read More »
The Drake Sportsmen’s Club is hosting its inaugural youth shoot and education day for 20 youths age 12 and older on April 14, from noon to 4 p.m., at the Charles ‘Butch’ Olofson Shooting Range, near Polk City.
Youth Shooting Event Looking for Participants in Iowa Read More »
Hunters are eagerly anticipating opening day of the Georgia turkey hunting season coming on Sat., Mar. 24 and the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division (WRD) anticipates that the 2012 season should be a good one.
Let's Talk Turkey Hunting Season in Georgia Read More »
Do you need a hunter education course before turkey season arrives? The Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division offers three ways to make that happen: by classroom, CD-Rom or online.
Hunter Education Course Options Prior to Georgia's Turkey Hunting Season Read More »
Interested in catching nuisance gators? Live in Duval County or Dixie County?
Nuisance alligator trappers sought in Florida's Duval, Dixie counties Read More »
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