Idaho Department of Fish and Game muzzleloader workshop April 20, 21, at the Magic Valley Regional office at 324 South 417 East, Highway 93 Business Park, two miles north of the Flying J truck stop
Muzzleloader Workshop Planned in Idaho Read More »
Anglers will now have the opportunity to catch rainbow trout at the new Maple Avenue Nature Park, thanks to cooperation between the Indiana Department of Natural Resources and the Terre Haute Parks and Recreation Department.
Rainbow trout coming to Terre Haute park in Indiana Read More »
The Department of Natural Resources’ Fisheries Division is asking for public input on potential changes to brook trout daily possession limits for Upper Peninsula streams.
DNR seeks public review of Michigan's brook trout regulations Read More »
The Department of Natural Resources’ Fisheries Division is asking for public input on the management of northern pike in Michigan by reviewing some proposed regulations.
DNR seeks public review of Michigan's northern pike regulations Read More »
To ensure that Michigan’s fisheries resources are managed properly and are providing the best benefits to anglers and the public, the Department of Natural Resources annually fine-tunes fishing regulations.
New Michigan fishing regulations take effect April 1 Read More »
The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) received final test results today from tissue samples taken from 656 free-ranging deer harvested earlier this year.
Three more cases of CWD found in free-ranging deer in Macon County, Missouri Read More »
Biologists on Wednesday determined that zebra mussels are present in Smithville Lake, a 7,200-acre impoundment north of Kansas City.
Invasive zebra mussels confirmed at Missouri's Smithville Lake Read More »
We’ve become accustomed to expecting many major plant and animal events to be prompted by photoperiod. Plants flower and animals mate based on increasing or decreasing day length, it seems. But what about March 2012? March was so atypical that events were weeks ahead of a normal schedule and sequence of events. Will this early
Outdoor enthusiasts are invited to attend a North Dakota Game and Fish Department advisory board meeting in their area.
North Dakota Game and Fish Advisory Board Meetings Announced Read More »
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