The North Dakota Game and Fish Department is using an airplane to seed portions of wildlife management areas south of Bismarck-Mandan and near Lake Sakakawea.
North Dakota Game and Fish Using Airplane for Seeding WMAs Read More »
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department’s annual bighorn sheep survey revealed a minimum of 283 sheep in western North Dakota, unchanged from last year and only 3 percent below the five-year average.
North Dakota Bighorn Sheep Population Holding Steady Read More »
North Dakota’s paddlefish snagging season opens May 1 and is scheduled to continue through the end of the month.
North Dakota Paddlefish Snagging Season Opens May 1 Read More »
On the night of Tuesday, April 10, the Idaho Department of Fish and Game captured and removed two mountain lions, a female and a male, from the Gibson Jack area of Pocatello.
Mountain lions captured from Gibson Jack area of Pocatello, Idaho Read More »
Wildlife managers from Colorado Parks and Wildlife are inviting the public to a roundtable discussion concerning a proposed greater sandhill crane fall hunting season.
Colorado's sandhill crane hunting discussion on Stemboat Springs Read More »
Colorado Parks and Wildlife is hosting a seminar on warm water fly fishing opportunities near Ft. Collins.
Warm water fly-fishing new Ft. Collins, Colorado of May 2, 2012 Read More »
Electrical pedestals damaged during last year’s flood have been repaired, and Campground No. 1 at Oahe Downstream Recreation Area near Fort Pierre is now open.
South Dakota's Campground No. 1 at Oahe Downstream Now Open Read More »
If you want to hunt wild turkeys in Utah this spring, but you didn’t draw a limited-entry permit, no problem.
Statewide turkey hunt across Utah starts soon Read More »
A research effort involving federal, state, and local partners is poised to discover new insights about the behavior of Colorado’s urban coyotes and help wildlife managers improve strategies for dealing with these clever canids.
Coyote study underway in Denver, Colorado's metro area Read More »
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