Learning about the outdoors and conservation are important experiences for South Dakota youth. To help make that happen, a fund established in honor of a family that is well-known to the outdoor community will begin awarding grants this fall.
Grant Funding Will Aid South Dakota Youth Conservation Education Read More »
Rainbow trout will be stocked in Oahe Marina near Fort Pierre, starting in early April and continuing during the month.
Trout Will be Stocked Near Pierre, South Dakota Read More »
The area offers a unique setting for bird watchers, who will be able to witness a variety of species migrating north. The Fort Randall location in central South Dakota includes the Missouri River, Lake Andes National Wildlife Refuge and Karl Mundt National Wildlife Refuge, which are all a major flyways for migrating birds.
Second Annual South Dakota Birding Festival Planned Read More »
South Dakota youth will be “hunting” for high scores this weekend as the Game, Fish and Parks Department presents the Third Annual National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP) Tournament in Brookings.
South Dakota's Archery in the School Tournament Set for March 31 Read More »
With the April 3 big-game application deadline drawing near, Colorado Parks and Wildlife is reminding hunters that the agency offers a wealth of information and planning resources to assist them in making their license application selections.
Big game application deadline for Colorado is April 3, 2012 Read More »
The Department of Environmental Protection today formally dedicated the Cox Hall Creek Wildlife Management Area, made possible by a Green Acres Program purchase of the former Ponderlodge Golf Course in Lower Township on the ecologically important tip of the Cape May peninsula.
It reminds me of the campfire game where someone tells a secret to the person next to them and they repeat it to the person next to them and it goes around the circle to the last person who repeats it. Nine times out of ten it doesn’t resemble what the original statement was at
Is it really about the Castle Doctrine? Read More »
One major difference between pheasants and quail is the role males may play in the reproductive cycle. In some years, perhaps particularly when the density of quail is low, a hen may lay a clutch of eggs, and then leave her male bobwhite mate in charge of incubation duties for the next 24 days. Hens
The Mr. Mom Advantage for Quail Read More »
Increase your angling odds for only $6.50 per year PRATT — If you had the opportunity to pay just $6.50 a year to increase your odds of catching fish on rod and reel — possibly by 30 percent or more — would you take it? Many anglers would, and the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks
Three-pole permit gives anglers an edge in Kansas Read More »
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