In 2016, Wyoming recorded 223 cases of conflicts between grizzly bears and humans outside Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks and the Wind River Indian Reservation. It was by far the highest number of conflicts among the three states in the Yellowstone ecosystem. Montana had 118, and Idaho just two last year.
More grizzly bears roaming outside national parks in Wyoming Read More »
Wisconsin Outdoor News reader Jim Nandory, of Fort Atkinson, captured this photo of two white deer on Sept. 15 while traveling about eight miles east of Fort Atkinson in the town of Helenville in Jefferson County. He saw the fawn first and stopped to watch it. The fawn kept looking back across the small field,
Pair of albino deer spotted near Fort Atkinson Read More »
The Minnesota DNR will appeal a Ramsey County District Court ruling regarding water management of White Bear Lake and its surrounding groundwater, the agency announced in a news release Tuesday, Sept. 26. In the release, the DNR said that without appeal, the court’s ruling would place unnecessary burdens on more than 500,000 White Bear Lake area
DNR to appeal White Bear Lake water management ruling Read More »
Big-game hunters should find the Idaho Panhandle a better than average place to bag meat for the freezer and have a shot at a trophy elk or whitetail this season.
Idaho targets big game on private lands Read More »
From the Chef: I have always found that wild game pairs really well with fruity flavors, and this Pheasant and Pineapple Kabob recipe is the perfect combination of both savory and sweet. The marinade has a bit of a Hawaiian flare to it from the pineapples and a little bit of heat from the
Taste of the Wild: Grilled Asian Pheasant & Pineapple Kabobs Read More »
SEATTLE — In 2010, a mountain goat in Olympic National Park gored a 63-year-old hiker and severed an artery. Then the goat stood over the bleeding man and prevented rescuers from tending to the injury. It proved fatal. The tragic, rare goat attack helped rekindle a dormant battle over the peninsula’s mountain goats. In the
In Washington state, officials to decide fate of peninsula mountain goats Read More »
KENNEWICK, Wash. — Children in the northwest might not see the fluttering orange and black wings of a Monarch butterfly on a summer day a few decades from now. A study published recently in the journal Biological Conservation documents the steep decline of the population of migrating monarchs in the West. “This study doesn’t just
Before long, Monarch butterflies could be a thing of the past in Northwest Read More »
KETCHIKAN, Alaska — Federal and state officials have announced that this year’s wolf harvest quota on Prince of Wales Island is more than four times what it was last year. The Ketchikan Daily News reports 46 wolves are allowed to be killed this year on the island and others off its west coast. Last year,
In Alaska, island’s wolf quota skyrockets, 4 times higher than 2016 Read More »
SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Some lakes and streams in West Virginia will receive special stockings of golden rainbow trout next year. The Division of Natural Resources says the releases will be held in early April to lead off the spring trout stocking season. The DNR plans to stock only golden rainbow trout in designated lakes
In West Virginia, special stockings of golden rainbow trout meant to hook more anglers Read More »
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