The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department recently honored New Hampshire 2011 Conservation Officers of the Year and an OHRV Program Coordinator for outstanding service.
New Hampshire Conservation Officers of the Year Honored at Fish and Game Read More »
A wildfire burning more than 27 square miles in a remote northern Nevada mountain range was threatening prime habitat for sage grouse and mule deer, fire officials said.
Wildfire in remote Nevada range burns 27 square miles Read More »
More than 200 spectators watched the transfer of 11 elk to a 5-acre holding pen on a reclaimed strip mine site Friday in Buchanan County.
Elk restoration project begins in southwestern Virginia Read More »
It’s not something you can teach. You can show someone how to cast; you can show someone how to wind fly line; and you can even show someone how to read a trout stream. But giving them the confidence to do those things? You won’t find that in a book. But you can model that,
Joan Wulff casts a confident shadow Read More »
The Kansas House has approved a bill that makes several changes to hunting and fishing regulations.
New bill would make senior hunting, fishing license Read More »
Wyoming Game and Fish Department game wardens caught several people illegally collecting shed antlers in southwest Wyoming last month.
Wyoming Game & Fish catches illegal antler collectors Read More »
Ashland residents who feed deer and other animals could soon be facing a fine.
Ashland, Oregon takes step to ban feeding of wildlife Read More »
Authorities in Tyronza say coyotes are roaming the town’s residential streets and are likely responsible for several cat deaths.
Coyotes prowling neighborhoods in Tyronza, Arkansas Read More »
There are signs the U.S. economy is improving as retail sales for recreational boats and accessories increased by 6 percent in 2011,according to the National Marine Manufacturers Association. The recreational boating industry has not seen an increase in retail sales since 2006 and the beginning of the Great Recession. Leading the recovery are sales of
Sales looking up for U.S. boating industry Read More »
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