Make plans to attend the free Kayak Fish & Float Workshop at the John E. Pechmann Fishing Education Center in Fayetteville on April 14.
Free Workshop Combines Fishing and Kayaking in North Carolina Read More »
Hunters who customarily use the refuge area at Peck Ranch Conservation Area (CA) will need to make alternate plans again this year, according to the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC).
Missouri's Peck Ranch Refuge closed to spring turkey hunting Read More »
Missouri’s elk herd is growing on two fronts, and conservation officials express optimism that the second year of restoration work will benefit from experience gained in 2011.
Missouri's Elk restoration enters second year Read More »
Hundreds of dedicated volunteer instructors across Missouri give their time, effort and expertise to make the success of the Missouri Department of Conservation’s (MDC) Bow Hunter Education (BHE) Program possible.
Joe McFadden of St. Peters named MDC Bow Hunter Education Instructor of 2011 Read More »
he success of Missouri Department of Conservation’s (MDC) Hunter Education Program (HED) would be impossible without the help of hundreds of volunteer instructors throughout the state. And from among those, one St. Louis-area instructor recently received MDC’s HED top honor.
Floyd Bohler of Ferguson receives top state honor as MDC hunter ed instructor Read More »
The state tournament, which will begin at 8 a.m., is free to watch and open to the public.
More than 1,300 students to compete at Missouri's state archery tournament Read More »
Biologists with Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service along with the Flathead’s best birders from Flathead Audubon Society are out every week right now counting migratory waterfowl in the Smith and Flathead Valleys.
Montana's FWP and Partners Launch Second Year of Waterfowl Spring Migration Surveys Read More »
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Region 3 game wardens arrested Christopher Dolan of East Helena Sunday after a search of his home uncovered a 6 x 7 set of elk antlers and other evidence connecting Dolan to the Super Bowl weekend unlawful shooting of a trophy bull elk.
Montana's Region 3 Wardens Arrest Suspected Poacher Read More »
Near the small town of Olive, ten wild turkeys were found to have died from a viral infection identified as Avian Pox. Avian Pox is usually found in localized populations and is most commonly contracted from domestic poultry.
Virus Kills Wild Turkey in Southeast Montana Read More »
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