One regulation revoked this year is a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service ban on killing wolves or bears from aircraft, shooting brown bears over bait and snaring bears within Alaska federal wildlife refuges.
Group sues to reinstate rule protecting Alaska bears, wolves Read More »
Still, survey showed that 50 wild-born pups survived in 2016 compared with half that the previous year.
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More than 1 million trout, salmon and walleye destined for state’s lakes, rivers and streams.
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Nebraska Game and Parks Commission’s carnivore program manager “very concerned about this.”
Mountain lions suspected in Nebraska bighorn sheep deaths Read More »
The 2017 spring survey results show that hunting can be increased in all badlands units except 4A, which experienced more severe winter conditions and a slight decline in mule deer numbers.
Growth of western North Dakota mule deer population means more hunting opportunities Read More »
Upper Peninsula hunter gets an early start this year on turkey hunting in Michigan.
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City-dwelling animals were focus of probe.
Study suggests coyotes pass on feral cats Read More »
Online voting ties at county level, eeks out win on popular vote total By Greg Seubert Contributing Writer Citizens in 52 of Wisconsin’s 72 counties support a state sandhill crane hunt, based on votes tallied during the annual spring fish and wildlife hearings April 10. The overall vote wasn’t as lopsided, however. According to figures
Sandhill crane hunt supported in 52 counties Read More »
The Associated Press Washington, D.C. — President Donald J. Trump donated his first quarter salary – $78,333 – to the National Parks Service (NPS). White House press secretary Sean Spicer handed an oversided check for $78,333.32 to Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke during a recent briefing. The billionaire businessman turned president had promised to forgo his
Trump’s gift to National Park Service mocked Read More »
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