The Department of Environmental Protection and Department of Health are urging state residents to take precautions to protect themselves from mosquito-borne West Nile Virus by taking some simple steps to reduce populations of the insect on their own properties.
Greetings, hunters! New Hampshire’s hunting seasons get rolling September 1 with the opening of bear and gray squirrel seasons, followed by the early season for resident Canada geese September 4-25 (statewide).
The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Department is asking landowners and hunters to be on the lookout for dead deer.
Ladies, have you ever wanted to learn how to shoot a muzzleloader? Field dress a deer? Catch and cook a walleye? Hunt waterfowl, deer, and turkeys? Paddle a kayak?
We all know that wild critters—big, small and in-between—can be unpredictable. But when the deadly viral infection rabies is introduced in the mix, beware! Couple Slams Rabid Coyote Pennsylvania wildlife officials confirmed that a coyote shot after chasing a man into his house tested positive for rabies, the first confirmed case of the disease carried
The NJDEP Division of Fish and Wildlife has recently confirmed Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease (EHD) as the cause of death in a deer in Salem County. Other possible cases have been reported in Cape May, Gloucester and Camden counties, although these have not been confirmed by laboratory testing. EHD is not a public health issue. It
Annual August pheasant brood counts in South Dakota indicate that the statewide pheasant population is up from last year, and that should equate to an excellent pheasant season this fall.
Beginning Sept. 1, use permits for the 16 Arkansas Game and Fish Commission-owned wildlife management areas designated as the Sweet Sixteen will be available to hunters.
With dove hunting season opening Saturday, Sept. 1, Arkansans have a chance to get into the action a little or a lot. It’s their choice.
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