Depending upon what style of shotgun you prefer, a rooster has between one and five shots to evade your pellets. This numbers game got my baseball mind wondering about batting averages and shooting percentages. If you were to break down the roosters you kill with each shot in your gun, how would the percentages fall? […]
What’s your Rooster Shooting Percentage by Shot? Read More »
When you’re fishing, sometimes you never know what you’ll catch! Leaping ‘Cuda Takes Bite Out of Angler Thanks to an experienced and quick-thinking Florida fishing guide, an angler was no worse for the wear after meeting with the business end of an airborne barracuda. Fort Lauderdale guide Capt. Carl Ball related one of his wildest
Unintended Catches Read More »
The state departments of Agriculture and Game, Fish and Parks have finished a four-month project that removed mountain pine beetle infested trees along the Mickelson Trail in the Black Hills.
South Dakota's Mickelson Trail Cleaning Up After Removal of ‘Beetle’ Trees Read More »
In early 2012, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) offices in Pierre, along with other field stations in South Dakota and the Service’s Mountain-Prairie Region, received custom ”Let’s Go Outside” backpacks equipped with everything a family or small group needs to explore and discover nature.
To protect the public, Gov. Dennis Daugaard has enacted a No-Boating Zone on a short section of the Big Sioux River, effective at 8 a.m. on Monday, May 7, 2012.
No-Boating Zone Enacted on South Dakota's Big Sioux River in Sioux Falls Read More »
This time of year, striped bass are starting to arrive in New Hampshire’s coastal waters. With their arrival, anglers from near and far flock to the state’s coastal rivers, estuaries and ocean waters to pursue this popular sport fish.
New Hampshire striped bass anglers needed for volunteer angler survey Read More »
Bonner County officials who want federal protections removed from woodland caribou have hired the law firm that successfully argued before the U.S. Supreme Court a northern Idaho couple’s wetlands dispute.
Idaho officials aim to delist woodland caribou Read More »
Be it the rough economy or a change in hunter and angler shopping habits, outdoor shows in the state have have experienced difficult times in recent years. Just to give a couple of examples: the once-prominent Rosemont show has changed ownership at least three times and the Deer Classic in Collinsville shut down last year.
New fishing show coming to Illinois in 2013 Read More »
With boating season underway, Colorado Parks and Wildlife is reminding all boaters that boat inspections for aquatic nuisance species are mandatory at most boatable waters in the state, including state parks and state wildlife areas.
Colorado's Park County waters open to boaters Read More »
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