The N.C.Wildlife Resources Commission has scheduled a meeting to present information to the public about the scope and impact of an outbreak of hemorrhagic disease (HD) on deer in Western North Carolina.
If you want to hunt elk in Utah this fall, plenty of permits are still available.But don’t wait to buy one—they’re going fast.
If hunting, fishing or shooting sports are activities you’re interested in—but you don’t know how to get started—a new Division of Wildlife Resources program is the answer.And the program will give seasoned hunters, anglers and shooters new opportunities too.
The Division of Wildlife Resources is going to conduct a native trout restoration project in the Right Hand Fork of the Logan River.
The Indiana DNR has a message for Chinook salmon anglers this fall: if it’s missing a fin, please turn it in.
Deer and turkey hunters will have the option this fall to use an online system—CheckIN Game—that was developed for the Department of Natural Resources to help streamline the current harvest reporting process.
More than a dozen young whooping cranes are expected to arrive this fall in southwest Louisiana, doubling the number in a flock being reintroduced near the area where the state’s last wild flock lived in the 1930s
With the first hint of cooler fall weather, many Mississippi hunters begin thinking about getting into the woods and hunting squirrels. Squirrel hunting is a great way to spend time with family or introduce youth and new hunters to the outdoors.
This week, the Migratory Bird Conservation Commission approved $2 million in federal funding to help protect, restore and enhance wetlands and associated habitats in Iowa and Missouri under the North American Wetlands Conservation Act Standard Grant Program.
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