Public again asked to help help state wildlife officials scientifically manage turkey population by reporting Vermont turkey sightings during August.
Vermont turkey brood survey, management again dependent on ‘citizen scientists’ Read More »
Festival celebrating the light is set for Aug. 5.
Port Clinton’s ‘new’ lighthouse is 121 years old Read More »
The reports are the first live detections of red swamp crayfish in Michigan.
Invasive red swamp crayfish found in two locations in Michigan Read More »
Tapping into the hot walleye bite with three-way rigs.
A simple approach to Lake Erie walleyes Read More »
ALEXANDRIA, Va. —  A newly released survey of boat dealerships, marinas and engine and boat manufacturers from around the country by Boating Industry Magazine indicates ethanol-related service issues remain on the rise. The survey was in reference to recreational boating and the Federal Renewable Fuel Standard’s requirement to put more corn ethanol into gasoline. The reader survey
Report: Ethanol-related repairs remain on rise for boaters Read More »
If the rule to allow baiting for hunting wolves goes into effect, Idaho would be the only state in the country to permit it.
Idaho could be first state in the country to allow baiting for wolf hunts Read More »
Report finds that wolves killed 243 livestock, including one horse, in 2016 in Wyoming. As a result, wildlife managers last year killed 113 wolves that were confirmed to be attacking livestock.
Two pairs of peregrines successfully nested in the Black Hills earlier this year, and a third pair was spotted but didn’t appear to have a nest.
For first time in half-century, breeding peregrine falcons found in South Dakota Read More »
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