Most notably, the costs for elk and deer hunting are going up dramatically, which are the two most profitable areas for Idaho Fish and Game.
In Idaho, nonresidents will see big hike in hunting, fishing fees Read More »
It was the department’s “working assumption” that the workers got TB from infected deer “but we can’t say for sure.”
5 workers at Michigan wildlife lab get latent form of TB Read More »
RAPID CITY, S.D. — To John Cooper and Jerry Pier, a coyote hunt is not a shooting gallery. So you won’t find any high-capacity, fast-firing, military style weapons in their coyote-hunting arsenal. What you will find are some smooth-handling, accurate, bolt-action rifles, along with a commitment to making one shot count. And that’s one shot
Coyote hunting presents challenges to longtime hunters Read More »
Researchers know Wisconsin lakes aren’t too warm for walleye, a cool-water fish, to survive. They suspect it’s a recruitment (surviving to maturity) issue that has more to do with food sources and what species has the competitive edge.
What’s driving the Wisconsin walleye decline? Read More »
What you need to know about ice shanty removal.
Your Daily Wisconsin Outdoor News Update – March 9, 2020 Read More »
For the ninth year in a row, Minnesota’s moose population remains relatively stable, but reproductive success – one of the factors that has the greatest impact on moose survival over time – remains low.
DNR: Moose population stable, reproductive success low Read More »
“Unsafe ice” is the theme across a good part of the state, particularly on southern fisheries.
Iowa Fishing Report – March 9, 2020 Read More »
Map courtesy of North Dakota Game And Fish Department.
North Dakota Lake Profile – Alkaline Lake, Kidder County Read More »
Map courtesy of South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks.
South Dakota Lake Profile – Bitter Lake, Day County Read More »
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