They’ve gone too far. Hunting videos and television shows in general have become more about the kill and less about teaching techniques or simply just sharing an appreciation for the hunt itself. Some have gotten to the point where they are just idiotic.A videoclip that was emailed to me this week is a perfect example. […]
Videos miss point — hunting about much more than killing Read More »
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department is announcing the summer schedule of conservation workshops for educators. Graduate credit is available through the University of North Dakota.
Summer Workshop Schedule for North Dakota Educators Read More »
Iowa’s peak boating season begins May 26 and with it comes a reminder about the change to .08 alcohol limit for boat operators that became law on July 1, 2011.
Heavy Boat Traffic Expected on Iowa's waters for Memorial Day Holiday Read More »
Open houses set to discuss Utah’s Predator-Control Incentive program
Get answers to your coyote questions in Utah Read More »
The Senate Tourism and Wildlife Committee voted May 15 to confirm longtime Wildlife Commissioner John D. Groendyke of Enid to serve a sixth term as a member of the Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Commission.
Groendyke confirmed to sixth term on Oklahoma Wildlife Commission Read More »
Hiking Vermont’s hillsides is a great way to enjoy a warm spring day, but the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department recommends you check to see if the area you’re planning to hike or climb is open.
Cliff Tops and Overlooks Closed to Protect Nesting Peregrines in Vermont Read More »
Drivers need to be alert and cautious because moose are on the move, according to the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department.
Be Alert to Avoid Moose on Vermont's Highways Read More »
South Hero at the Causeway has gained two major improvements to benefit the angling community as well as visitors traveling through the Islands.
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