Youth who are age 10 through 17, would you like to go deer hunting this fall but don’t have anyone to take you? Would you like for the hunt to be somewhere nearby where there are lots of deer? Would you like for this event to be carefully supervised and for a responsible adult to […]
DNR and partners schedule youth deer hunts in Upstate Read More »
BURRASTON PONDS: (July 27) Fishing is slow to fair with spinners or traditional baits. Mornings and evenings are the best times to fish. PowerBait is the most popular bait choice at this location. These ponds are located between Mona and Nephi. CANYON VIEW PARK POND: (July 27) Fishing is slow to fair with traditional baits
Fishing Report for Central Utah July 27, 2012 Read More »
Colorado Parks and Wildlife is planning to take action to eradicate smallmouth bass at Miramonte Reservoir where they’ve become established after being stocked illegally.
Illegal stocking hits Colorado's Miramonte Trout Fishery Read More »
It doesn’t feel much like waterfowl season these days, but commissioners with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission were discussing duck hunting during last week’s monthly meeting.
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission proposes late migratory season Read More »
Applications are now being accepted by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service officials for the first youth quota deer hunt on Felsenthal National Wildlife Refuge. Hunters, age 15 years or younger, may hunt the refuge when accompanied by an adult 21 years or older.
Arkansas' Felsenthal National Wildlife Refuge to hold first youth quota deer hunt Read More »
If you read all the way to the bottom of news articles about setting of early migratory bird hunting seasons, you saw those names. Woodcock, snipe, rail, gallinule, moorhen.
Snipe, rail, gallinule, moorhen, woodcock hunting is real Read More »
Recently an acquaintance of mine had an unfortunate experience out on the big water of Lake Michigan. Through a series of blunders, his boat sank 5 miles from shore. All of its occupants were forced into the water and their only hope was any type of flotation device they could grab. Fortunately, after 3 1/2
A friend's experience drives home importance of PFDs Read More »
Tickets go on sale August 1, 2012, for an exciting, first-ever firearms raffle sponsored by the Wildlife Heritage Foundation of New Hampshire and the Barn Store of New England to benefit Conservation Law Enforcement activities of the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department.
Much higher-than-normal July temperatures are stressing fish populations across the state.
Heat Stressing Some Fish Populations across North Dakota Read More »
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