Utah wildlife officials brace for winter poaching
The state steps up wildlife patrols from December through February.
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January 30, 2017
In snowy North Dakota, hungry deer pose problems
North Dakota Game and Fish Department cost-share program helps landowners prevent damage to their property
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Killing elk in national park costs North Dakota hunter $3,500
Man illegally killed shot elk in Theodore Roosevelt National Park.
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Shaggier ditches, more habitat for upland game birds
Outdoor groups push for Sportsmen, conservationists back Nebraska bill that would reduce ditch-mowing.
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Utah students raise trout in classrooms
Program called Trout in the Classroom allows students to observe eggs as they hatch and eventually grow to 2 to 4 inches and go on to be stocked.
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First confirmed female mountain lion in Missouri since 1994
And in Utah, man kills mountain lion attacking neighbor’s dog.
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Montana man recounts grizzly attacks
Soon after the attack, Todd Orr made a video explaining what happened, which attracted millions of viewers.
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Birders in Idaho worry harsh winter may hurt hummingbirds
Some who feed the hummingbirds say they haven’t spotted one since mid-December and last reported sighting was Jan. 2
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Fishermen safe after getting stuck on Saginaw Bay ice floe
Authorities are urging people to use caution on the ice, since recent warmer temperatures have left it unstable in many places.
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