I called our partners with the South Dakota Game, Fish & Parks Department and the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources with the following question about pheasant hunting: “When you knock down a bird, but are unable to retrieve it, does that unrecovered bird legally count against your daily bag limit?” Over the years, I’ve heard […]
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Less than two weeks from now, hunters in North Dakota will take the field in pursuit of Canada geese.
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An article in the summer/fall edition of the Ohio Environmental Council’s (OEC) Green Watch magazine said four conservation organizations joined forces in May to lobby for tougher rules regarding oil and gas exploration and drilling in Ohio’s state parks. The OEC, Buckeye Forest Council, Mohican Advocates and the Ohio Chapter of the Sierra Club formed
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The state Game and Fish Department says more than 3,000 licenses to hunt deer and javelina remain available to sportsmen in New Mexico and other states.
New Mexico selling deer, javelina, elk hunting licenses Read More »
A mountain lion that crashed through the glass door of a Baker home was killed Sunday after a chase and standoff.
Mountain lion shot, crashed through door in Baker Montana Read More »
OLYMPIA – State wildlife managers today killed a wolf from a pack that has repeatedly preyed on livestock in a remote area of northeast Washington for the past five years. Acting under the terms of the state’s 2011 Wolf Conservation and Management Plan, the Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) took lethal action after a
WDFW removes wolf from NE Washington pack in response to repeated attacks on livestock Read More »
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