Agency’s final lake sturgeon recovery plan to help guide recovery efforts for next decade.
DEC looks to remove lake sturgeon from threatened list in New York no later than 2024 Read More »
An efficient approach to wild turkey calls.
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An anticipated new tally has found 124 wolves in Oregon, an 11 percent increase from last year’s results. Before about two decades ago, wolves had been wiped out in the state. Biologists also counted 13 wolf deaths last year, including four animals that were killed illegally. In addition, they found a 38 percent annual increase
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BOISE, Idaho — Idaho officials have scheduled two public meetings as part of a process to potentially open a grizzly bear hunting season this fall that would allow the killing of one male. The Idaho Department of Fish and Game is gathering comments to draft regulations that the Fish and Game Commission will consider in
Idaho bid for grizzly hunt continues with public meetings, input Read More »
On Saturday, April 14, the area will be front and center for the second annual Wisconsin Prairie Chicken Festival.
Boom time on central Wisconsin’s grasslands Read More »
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Wyoming is estimated to have at least 347 wolves roaming within its borders after the state regained management of the animals and allowed limited hunting of wolves, according to an annual report by state wildlife managers. The number of wolves counted by state game managers at the end of 2017 is down
Wyoming counts at least 347 wolves in the state Read More »
Tips on avoiding conflicts with bears.
Your Daily Minnesota Outdoor News Update – April 13, 2018 Read More »
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — Held for centuries as magical, mystical and even sacred, white deer are simply genetic mutations often crippled by birth defects – from blind eyes to twisted spines and hunched backs – and have a slim chance of survival in the wild. They are, however, beautiful. “It was startling to see something so
Rare white deer struggle to survive in Virginia wild Read More »
State wildlife officials are still confident that this year’s fall hunting season will be held, though possibly with fewer licenses.
Deadly disease spreads to more North Dakota bighorn herds Read More »
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