AUBURN, Ala. — An Auburn University study shows the black bear population has grown in northeast Alabama. The Alabama black bear population has more than doubled in the past four years, said Todd Steury of the School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences. He said the bears migrated from north Georgia. “One interesting aspect we observed …
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Interior secretary ordered a reassessment of sage grouse protection plans.
The Mineral Point farm has been quarantined but reportedly is still open because properly handled dead animals leaving the premises do not pose a risk of spreading the disease.
Researchers do not have an answer yet for why the herd has experienced this latest growth spurt.
Some environmentalists said the new findings mean the state should revisit the health advisory over a wider fishing area.
Would force law enforcement to ignore wolf killings, unless the federal government removes the animals from the endangered species list.
Wisconsin Outdoor News‘ Kristen Monroe interviews the voice of Bass Pro Shops, Larry Whiteley, about Johnny Morris’ Wonders of Wildlife Museum. Wonders of Wildlife Museum celebrates people who fish, hunt and act as stewards to the land and water.
St. Paul — Hunting for wild turkeys in the fall never has been at the top of most hunters’ agendas. While it’s hard to say with certainty, it’s likely many of the people who buy a license to kill a turkey during the fall season do so on a just-in-case basis so they have the
Lansing — Every year, Pure Michigan Hunt winners get to spend their hunting seasons living out their dreams – pursuing elk, bear, deer, turkey and ducks in Michigan’s outdoors. This year, all three winners bagged a beautiful Michigan bull elk and a black bear. Michele Ketchum of Sparta tagged a 6×6 bull elk in Montmorency
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