Pope And Young Club announces potential world-record desert bighorn
Georgia man bags monster Arizona bighorn; initial entry score could surpass the existing world record by over 10 inches.
February 14, 2017
Fish Consumption Advisory needs to provide Illinois anglers with more context
Especially the “Do Not Eat” ones. Instead, what you have are would-be anglers who are afraid to even touch the fish, much less eat them.
Deer health: the wintering whitetail’s metabolism
All things considered, the naturally occurring physiological and biological reduction in metabolic rate greatly increases the chance that a deer is to live to see the reprieve of springtime.
Hunters in New York state take 1,539 black bears during 2016 seasons
That’s about 10 percent fewer than in 2015, but slightly more than the recent five-year average.
Feds seeking input on Washington state grizzly plan
The National Park Service and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service are considering four options, including taking no action.
In Arizona, biologists see success in relocation of endangered fish
For more than a decade, biologists from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service have moved hundreds of humpback chub each fall about five miles upriver, where there are fewer predators and more food for the fish.
Proposed Maine law would benefit older deer hunters
Would allow hunters 70 and older to shoot antlerless deer during the state’s fall open hunting season.
Sturgeon spearing helps improve fishery in Fond du Lac
Advocacy group, as of this year, will have donated $1 million to the state Department of Natural Resources for sturgeon research, management and education.
Wisconsin hunting, fishing fees wouldn’t go up under Walker budget
But the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources would be allowed to raise state park admission and camping fees under the two-year spending proposal.
