It won’t be like some of the stellar seasons of the recent past, but results of this year’s August Roadside Survey suggest pheasant hunters should have better luck in 2012 than 2011.
After dismal ’11, rooster numbers rebound Read More »
For Canada goose hunters like Dave Trauba, the early September goose season opener wasn’t much out of the ordinary
Hunters sweat out early goose opener Read More »
Testing for chronic wasting disease in southeastern Minnesota will be in full swing again this fall, beginning with next Saturday’s archery opener.
Testing efforts for CWD start with Minnesota bow season Read More »
At its meeting Wednesday in Tampa, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) approved draft rule amendments regarding falconry, wildlife rehabilitation and taking of wildlife on roads and rights-of-way.
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission approves draft rules for falconry Read More »
A 48-year-old Umatilla man was charged last week with taking and possessing a Florida black bear, and placing food or garbage to attract bears. He is scheduled to appear in Marion County court at 1 p.m. on Sept. 10.
Umatilla, Florida man cited for feeding, then killing bear Read More »
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), working in partnership with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, plans to document where panthers are roaming beyond south Florida and develop the best practices to help people and panthers coexist.
A Panama City man faces a host of charges after a Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) officer saw him run over and kill a brown pelican in St. Andrew Bay, then flee when the officer tried to stop him.
Panama City, Florida man nabbed for running over pelican Read More »
Even though you can hardly tell, summer is almost over. Kids have returned to school, football is back on TV, and hunting season’s already been going on for a month now in South Florida.
Pull back on a string; Florida's huntin’ season is here! Read More »
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