The sale of 2013 South Dakota general hunting and fishing licenses gets off to an early start on Saturday, Dec. 15 through storefront license agents around the state and through online license sales.
South Dakota 2013 Hunting, Fishing Licenses on Sale December 15 Read More »
The temperatures are dropping, and lakes and ponds are beginning to freeze over — tell-tale signs that Old Man Winter is almost here.
Winter 2013 ice fishing classes offered in New Hampshire Read More »
The Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission’s Northern Shrimp Section approved a total allowable catch (TAC) of 625 metric tons (mt), representing a 72% reduction from last year’s quota.
The door to changing deer seasons and rules opened with the “lesser implement” season that allows deer hunters to use archery equipment, crossbows, shotguns, muzzleloaders, rifles and handguns during the nine-day gun deer season, all under the authority of their gun license. The only reason one might find fault with this idea, introduced in 2012,
Experiment with new rules Read More »
If you’ve ever viewed a map of Alaska, you likely noticed a huge piece of land on the North Slope: National Petroleum Reserve. Looks foreboding, almost Mordor-ish for those of you in a J.R.R. Tolkien frame of mind this weekend. At more than 22 million acres, the National Petroleum Reserve is the largest land management
Keep hunting, fishing, and wildlife a priority for Alaska’s National Petroleum Reserve Read More »
Fairfield, Ohio – A fungus-carrying beetle that could kill walnut trees has been documented for the first time in southwest Ohio, according to Ohio the Department of Agriculture. The Walnut Twig Beetle is known to carry a fungus that causes Thousand Canker Disease, which could impact the sustainability of the trees. Once infected by the
New beetle discovered in southwest Ohio Read More »
Here in the north part of Illinois, you can feel that ice is near. For ice anglers, that means our reels are re-spooled, jigs organized by size, shape and color — and our batteries for our flashers are charged. What am I forgetting? Oh yea, my clothing. It’s time to prepare our cold weather gear
Finally: Ice is getting closer at the top of the state Read More »
Federal Judge Barbara Crabb did not issue a ruling yesterday for a case in which the state’s six Chippewa tribes want to shoot deer at night from a stationary position – or vehicle – in an off-reservation situation. Instead, Crabb gave the tribal lawyers until 4 p.m. today to file any final briefs. The state
No ruling yet in tribal deer shining case Read More »
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