Fly-fishing club also provides an opportunity for more experienced fisherwomen to share their knowledge with those newer to the sport by demonstrating how to tie a fly or how to handle fish.
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Bill is designed to reduce the penalty for a second-time offender to a two-year hunting license suspension. The Legislature had previously passed a change to increase the penalty to permanent ineligibility to obtain a license.
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JACKSON, Wyo. — Ken Mills didn’t seem fazed to have a deep-sleeping wolf riding shotgun. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department biologist was on his 29th phone call since waking, and he relayed details of a record 11 wolves captured in a single day. The seat of his pickup was still wet from snow that
In Wyoming, keeping tabs on wolves keeps biologists on their toes Read More »
ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Thanks to the work of two novice hunters – young sisters from the Eastern Shore – Maryland hunters may soon be allowed to wear bright pink clothing. Before taking a hunter safety class in October 2016, sisters Paige and Brooke Simonsen, from Easton, stocked up on pink hunting clothes. Then, they found
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POLSON, Mont. — A northwestern Montana man has died while searching for shed antlers southwest of St. Ignatius. Lake County Sheriff Don Bell says searchers found the body of 52-year-old Michael Eugene Wheeler of St. Ignatius just before 11 a.m. Tuesday. Wheeler’s adult son reported him missing Monday night after the two became separated when
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LANSING, Mich. — Michigan officials have released updated consumption guidelines for fish caught in Lake St. Clair and the Flint River because of the presence of industrial chemical contaminants. The Department of Health and Human Services this week announced its updated Eat Safe Fish guidelines for fish caught in the lake as well as the
Updated consumption guidelines set for fish caught in Lake St. Clair, Flint River Read More »
BISMARCK, N.D. — April 1 was the renewal date for annual fishing licenses in North Dakota. It’s also the date that new regulations went into effect, according to the North Dakota’s Game and Fish Department. That’s good news for bow fishers. Among the bigger regulation changes this year are that the bow season for nongame fish is
New North Dakota fishing regs feature year-round bow season for nongame fish Read More »
Corps had told Louisiana officials it could need until October 2022 to assess environmental impact of a project to create new coastal land by enabling Mississippi River to push mud and sand into open water. New deadline is November 2020.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — U.S. wildlife managers will have to revisit a contentious rule that governs management of Mexican gray wolves roaming the American Southwest. The revision was ordered Monday by a federal judge in Arizona who determined that the rule adopted in 2015 fails to further the conservation of the endangered predators. The current rule
Court orders U.S. wildlife managers to revisit Mexican wolf rule Read More »
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