Montana officials seek information on dead grizzly; hikers shoot Wyoming bear in self defense
In Wyoming, it marked the second time in recent weeks that a female grizzly with cubs was killed in the state.
June 4, 2018
ODNR needs your help with turkey, grouse counts
Sightings can be submitted on website.
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For first time, fungus that causes white-nose syndrome in bats detected in Wyoming
CHEYENNE — Wyoming wildlife researchers working at Fort Laramie National Historic Site in Goshen County have detected the fungus that causes white-nose syndrome in bats, the first such finding in the state. Testing of skin-swab samples collected from the wing of a little brown bat confirmed the presence of the fungus Pseudogymnoascus destructans (Pd for short). The bat
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Retaliatory tariffs: 10 percent on U.S. boats exported to Canada
The Trump Administration’s decision to implement 25 percent tariffs on steel and 10 percent tariffs on aluminum from Canada, the European Union and Mexico will ultimately impact U.S. boats exported to Canada.
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Carcass registration: Is it worth anything anymore?
Has Wisconsin’s change to electronic registration resulted in lower reporting by deer and turkey hunters?
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Minnesota turkey harvest totals catching up as spring season reaches the finish line
St. Paul — With the 2018 spring turkey season inching toward its finale this week (it closed on Thursday, May 31), the harvest tally wasn’t as bad as some might have expected. Through the first five hunting periods (A-E), hunters had killed 9,938 turkeys, according to a preliminary DNR data request, which was about 93
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New York hunting buddies connect on multi-bearded gobblers [photo]
Amsterdam, N.Y. — Eric Lawler and longtime hunting buddy Jerrod Vila had a goal in mind this spring: to double up on spring gobblers. Not just on the same day, but at the same time using the popular – and often failed – “1, 2, shoot!” method. When it works, it’s memorable. The hunting duo
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Preliminary Wisconsin bobcat harvest at 548
Madison — Hunters and trappers harvested 548 bobcats in Wisconsin, according to preliminary harvest data for the 2017-18 bobcat seasons. Preliminary data combines state and tribal harvest information; final harvest numbers should be available by mid-June. With the addition of the southern management zone, 2017 marks the fourth year of statewide bobcat harvest by hunting
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In Illinois, latest Asian carp tactic is to tempt the fish with candy
By Brent Bader The Ottawa Times LaSalle, Ill. — Illinois River researchers are hoping Asian carp have a sweet tooth in an effort to minimize their numbers. And an Illinois candy maker is playing a sweet role in the plan. DNR, faculty from Joliet Junior College and commercial fishermen boated across the Illinois River from Starved
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