Hunting is part of the states’ grizzly management strategy. But details have yet to be worked out and state officials have consistently said any hunts would be limited to a small number of bears so as not to endanger the overall population.
Biologists: Grizzly numbers hold steady around Yellowstone Read More »
WOOLSTOCK, Iowa — Authorities say a pheasant hunter in north-central Iowa was accidentally shot when a dog stepped on shotgun trigger guard and the gun fired. The Iowa DNR says the shooting occurred around 1:20 p.m. Wednesday at a public hunting area near Woolstock in southwestern Wright County. The department says four hunters and two
Hunter shot when dog steps on shotgun trigger guard in Iowa Read More »
License sales down, however, for the state’s highly regarded hunt.
South Dakota officials hoping for late-season pheasant hunting surge Read More »
MINOT, N.D. — A Balta man is accused of illegally killing deer after a tip was called in to the state’s “Report All Poachers” hotline. The Minot Daily News reports that Daryl Klein is facing seven counts of unlawful taking of a big game animal. State Game and Fish Department officials say they discovered about
MADISON, Wis. — Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker has appointed a lawyer from a conservative public interest litigation group to be the state DNR’s new chief legal counsel. Jake Curtis’s appointment is the first time the department has hired an outside lawyer to handle legal issues. Curtis has been an attorney for nearly 10 years. He
New chief legal counsel appointed to Wisconsin DNR Read More »
MEDARYVILLE, Ind. — Thousands of sandhill cranes have been roosting in rural northwestern Indiana as part of their annual fall migration. More than 10,000 cranes a day have been counted at Jasper-Pulaski Fish & Wildlife Area. The marsh-filled wildlife area, about 40 miles southeast of Gary, has long been a pit stop for cranes as they migrate
Massive sandhill cranes migration stop in northwestern Indiana Read More »
Latest incident is reports of seven to 10 carcasses dumped over a bridge and into a creek near Mason.
Officials estimate recovery could take another two decades and nearly $180 million.
After decades, Mexican wolf recovery plan finally a reality Read More »
The goal is to improve elks’ genetic diversity and grazing lands – with an eye toward boosting herds by at least another 10 percent.
California eyes plan to manage state’s rebounding elk population Read More »
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