April 18, 2016

Cheyenne, Wyo. (AP) — Wyoming wildlife officials said they’ve never seen anything like it: A pack of wolves killed 19 elk at a western Wyoming feeding ground and didn’t even bother to eat any part of any elk. They pointed to the kill as an example of the need to let the state – rather

Harrisburg, Pa. — A New York man has been charged in connection with an 18-month undercover investigation in Pennsylvania into the illegal purchase of reptiles and wildlife. Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission officials said a Brooklyn, N.Y., man as well as two northeast Pennsylvania residents were charged. Gustave Salazar, 60, of Tunkhannock, Pa., and Roger

DNR officers looking for leads in the case

Cook, Minn. — It didn’t take long for Pete Kramer to figure out who had trespassed on his hunting property and stolen one of his trail cameras. He had another trail camera, which snapped blurry pictures of two men on his property with the stolen camera in one of their hands, and a black pickup