“Ohio: Wild at Heart” is a new film produced by the Ohio DNR Division of Wildlife that showcases the state’s conservation story. The movie is being shown in select theaters now and will be widely distributed later. Some Ohio classrooms will also get the chance to show the film.
Steve Pollick: Discover your own Wild Ohio Read More »
When you drive across a bridge, do you ever look down at the river and wonder what fish might be passing beneath? There’s at least one DNR fisheries manager who probably does, and he’s using those bridges to better understand the fish community in his charge. Hundreds of Minnesota River fish now have been implanted with acoustic transmitters.
‘Amazing telemetry project’ paints clearer picture of Minnesota River’s fish community Read More »
It was a little bit of good news, bad news type of scenario as the New York Department of Environmental Conservation hosted a virtual meeting on Sept. 29 to update the public on what’s happening in the waterfowl world of ducks and geese.
DEC’s Josh Stiller, Small Game Unit Leader out of Albany, and several Region 8 wildlife biologists hosted the webinar.
New York DEC’s waterfowl webinar features good and bad news Read More »
How can you be successful hunting pheasants without a dog?
WI Daily Update: The key to shooting pheasants without the help of a dog Read More »
South Dakota’s first pheasant-hunting season opened Oct. 30, 1919, with about 1,000 hunters harvesting about 200 birds in Spink County in one day.
Now, fast-forward to 2024, when 1.4 million birds were harvested by 140,000 hunters in the state. The roots of South Dakota’s pheasant-hunting heritage trace back to 1909 – the same year the South Dakota Department of Game and Fish was created – when hunters and farmers made the first successful releases of ring-necked pheasants, a colorful game bird native to Asia.
Revisiting a century of South Dakota pheasant hunting Read More »
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