Grizzly relocated to grow numbers in northwestern Montana
It’s the 20th bear to join the region near the Montana-Idaho border under an augmentation program that began in 1990.
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Scientists continue battle to save bats from mysterious disease
QUANTICO, Va. — When the sun sets and nearby Marines wind down for the evening, Sam Freeze suits up and goes bat hunting. Six nights a week in the summer, the doctoral student at Virginia Tech tromps through the woods at Marine Corps Base Quantico in search of northern long-eared bats – a species
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With elk population growing, Missouri may see hunt in next two years
A limited hunting season could be used to stop the herd from getting too large.
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Mississippi’s massive 18,000-acre acquisition includes prime deer-hunting land
VICKSBURG, Miss. — Nearly 18,000 acres in Mississippi’s Delta region have been acquired by the state in the largest piece of land it has bought in 40 years. The Clarion Ledger reported the sale of the Steele Bayou Wildlife Management Area in Issaquena and Warren counties. It’s expected to open in 2019. The area offers
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Study: Maine ruffed grouse population not severely impacted by hunters
The grouse that are harvested every year tend to be quickly replaced in reproduction.
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During hot days of summer, Vermont anglers discouraged from targeting trout
Instead, anglers urged to consider warm-water fish species, such as bass, northern pike, bowfin or panfish.
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U.S. agency wins fight over Yellowstone River dam, endangered pallid sturgeon
Judge says environmental groups failed to prove there were practical alternatives to the $59 million dam serving farmers in western North Dakota and eastern Montana.
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3 wolves killed in central Idaho after sheep attacks
BOISE, Idaho — Three wolves have been killed by federal authorities in central Idaho near Stanley, an action blasted by an environmental group. The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Wildlife Services said it killed the wolves over several days earlier this month at the request of the Idaho Department of Fish and Game after confirming wolves
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Living with grizzlies just a part of life in northwestern Montana
As bears continue to move further into the prairie and remake their home in their historical territory, it’s up to both the agencies and the residents to prevent conflicts.
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