NEW ORLEANS — Environmental groups say they plan legal action to force federal officials to return the Louisiana black bear back to a list of threatened species. Officials announced removal of the bear from the list in March 2016 – a move opposed by some conservationists. The Washington-based Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility released copies […]
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The concern is that hunting for antlers can disturb deer and elk populations. Nevada wildlife officials are considering a ban on the antler hunting from Jan. 1 through April 14, a time when deer and elk foraging activity is critical.
Nevada wildlife officials might restrict shed hunting Read More »
Partly due to unseasonable warm weather at the start of the hunt, officials say.
New Hampshire moose hunt success rate dips Read More »
Contest has drawn 353 entries from 27 countries.
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Nearly 70,000 of Minnesota’s 550,000 hunters are women, compared to 55,000 female hunters in 2010. Growth is thanks in part to Becoming An Outdoors Woman program, the state’s training and research effort that aims to increase women’s interest in hunting.
Female hunter numbers continue to rise in Minnesota Read More »
Being able to identify plant species and how animals use them gives hunters a more complete outdoor experience.
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Albany — DEC has developed a Draft Lake Sturgeon Recovery Plan designed to continue the rebound of unique fish species in New York state. Public comments on the plan are being accepted until Nov. 25. Officials said the plan will help guide the department and its partners in recovery efforts of the iconic, prehistoric-looking creature
Sturgeon recovery plan’s goal: Off ‘threatened’ list in New York state by 2024 Read More »
Springfield — For the seasoned Illinois quail hunter, annual hunting forecasts traditionally caused fever-level excitement. But that was a long time ago. Quail populations have been in a two-decade-old slump. Still, hunters look forward to the season, which opened Nov. 4. Annual upland surveys in Illinois found that quail numbers this year were slightly higher
Illinois quail hunters deal with good and bad Read More »
Minocqua, Wis. — Bobcats are doing quite well in the Badger State and increased carcass tags for this season stand as proof. Shawn Rossler, furbearer specialist with the Wisconsin DNR, and Nathan Roberts, DNR furbearer research scientist, told the Natural Resources Board that bobcats are a success story in Wisconsin. “The state of bobcats in
Updated bobcat population model allows for more tags in Wisconsin Read More »
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