A total of 21,042 applications were received for moose, 18,079 for elk and 14,617 for bighorn sheep.
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The state has already issued one lethal take permit for up to two wolves from the Pine Creek pack.
Method has drawn scorn from some lawmakers who find the idea of tranquilizing and surgically neutering wildlife inappropriate. Now, they hope the practice is seeing its final years in Michigan.
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Bears, bobcats, gray wolves and mountain lions expanding into some areas they have not inhabited in years.
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Beaver Lake anglers prep for prime fishing.
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Vermont chapter of Trout Unlimited wants the state to reduce the fish’s catch limit from 12 a day to six.
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The virus is similar to the Epstein-Barr virus that causes mononucleosis in humans and is related to a virus that infects domestic cats. Researchers who took part in the study said the discovery will help biologists monitor the populations in the future, and will be used to assess their population health when it comes to emergent diseases.
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STROUDSBURG, Pa. — After what seemed like a never-ending winter, the area’s fishermen and women were finally able to take to local waterways on Saturday for the start of the statewide trout season. While people lined the sides of lakes and streams throughout the Poconos, some were keeping a watchful eye for plastic washed downstream
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“This is a complex wildlife management issue and is not at all unique to New Jersey.”
In New Jersey, plan calls for killing foxes to protect endangered piping plover Read More »
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