ONALASKA, Wis. — After graduating from college, Eric Leis meant to thank his parents for their support. He never got around to sending a card, but 10 years later he showed his gratitude – by naming a parasite after them. Leis, a biologist with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, published an article last month […]
The case of an elk that died after it jumped in the air and brought a low-flying research helicopter down in Utah highlights the use of helicopters in wildlife monitoring, which has been criticized by animal-rights groups but praised as effective by wildlife managers.
KENAI, Alaska — Sport-fishing license sales dropped in Alaska last year, despite the state Department of Fish and Game recording an increase in revenue from license sales. Division of Sportfish Director Tom Brookover said that the department was expecting the decline in sales because fees rose. Brookover said resident license sales fell by a much
With fee increases, Alaska fishing license sales drop, but revenue grows Read More »
MADISON, Wis. — A Menominee Indian tribal member is asking the Wisconsin Legislature for tougher action to stop chronic wasting disease and to join the fight against a Michigan gold mine. Gary Besaw delivered the annual State of the Tribes speech to the Legislature on Monday. He thanked lawmakers for working on bills that would
Tribes use annual speech to call for tougher CWD regulations Read More »
Survey responses showed there was support for using semi-automatic guns for furbearers and groundhogs, but not for big game.
Pennsylvania hunters split on use of semi-automatic rifles Read More »
Four-year-old buck was found dead and emaciated in late January near the Louisiana border, prompting the banning of deer feeding in several counties.
For first time, CWD found in Mississippi deer Read More »
FAIRBANKS, Alaska — A bill that Gov. Bill Walker has backed would make some of Alaska’s hunting and fishing violations more like traffic tickets than criminal prosecutions. The bill follows a trend in Alaska law of moving some misdemeanor-level crimes to the lesser “violation” category, the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner reported. “A criminal conviction is not
Alaska governor backs bill to lessen hunting, fishing violations Read More »
State wants to demonstrate its commitment to the grizzly’s long-term recovery.
Montana recommends against Yellowstone grizzly hunt in 2018 Read More »
DOVER, Del. — A proposed plan by the Delaware Forest Service to launch a deer management pilot program that includes the private leasing of public lands has area hunters up in arms. In an effort to reduce crop damages and loss from deer, the program announced last week would offer exclusive hunting rights on more
Delaware plan to privately lease public lands concerns hunters Read More »
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