The results of North Dakota’s annual breeding duck population study are a study in opposites. And an interesting one, indeed. Consider: The total duck breeding population, nearly 4.8 million, is the third-highest since the state surveys began in 1948. That’s up 16 percent from last year and exceeded the long-term average by 112 percent. On […]
A mixed picture in North Dakota’s waterfowl survey results Read More »
I dropped by a bass fishing tournament the other day on Lake Minnetonka, a lake close to my home. Even with all the research data, articles in major publications and a constant barrage of information targeted towards delayed mortality regarding fishing competitions, the events are still killing all the fish and claiming they are being
Those Tournaments are Still Killing Fish Read More »
Outdoor recreationists can camp Tuesday and Wednesday, July 3-4 on some wildlife management areas in western North Dakota along Lake Sakakawea because those days fall on a holiday. Earlier this spring, the State Game and Fish Department implemented no overnight camping on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, except holidays, on the following WMAs: Audubon, Custer Mine, Deepwater
Camping Restrictions Lifted on Some North Dakota WMAs for July 4 Holiday Read More »
Trout literally took flight this month, as the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department delivered fingerling fish to some of the state’s most remote waters.
Trout Take Flight – to New Hampshire's Remote Ponds Read More »
Be aware of endangered birds on the beaches this weekend and beyond as the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department reports there are six pairs of plovers incubating eggs or watching over chicks on sandy shores of Hampton and Seabrook.
Be Aware of Endangered Piping Plovers on New Hampshire Beaches Read More »
The hot, dry weather Utah is experiencing could increase the chance that a black bear wanders into your camp site or cabin area this summer.
Weather in Utah could increase bear problems Read More »
A proposed rule to regulate public activities on lands owned by the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department was approved with the first of three votes by the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Board at its June meeting.
New Rule Proposed for use of Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department Lands Read More »
Vermont’s moose hunting permit lottery application deadline is July 5, and the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department is urging hunters who plan on entering to do so now online.
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