SALT LAKE CITY — Authorities say a woman is recovering after an apparent moose attack in Summit County. Two hikers found the woman lying on a trail with her dog early this week. They told authorities a cow moose and her calf were about 20 feet away, with the mother acting aggressively. The hikers got […]
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Says the minimum animal requirement is arbitrary and they can manage the herds using science, adding that starting a hunting season sooner would generate license revenue and hunter spending that could be used to help the elk reintroduction effort.
DNR board OKs process to drop elk hunt population quota Read More »
State wildlife officials are expecting a far better harvest this year. But the isolated reappearance of chronic wasting disease has led the DNR to impose mandatory testing in some areas for the opening weekend.
Minnesota deer opener: Predicted harvest rebound, CWD the buzz Read More »
National Park Service says it would address a backlog of maintenance and infrastructure projects.
Steep entrance-fee hikes considered at 17 popular national parks Read More »
WEST NANTICOKE, Pa. — A Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission officer fatally shot a man after prosecutors say the man assaulted and tried to drown the officer. Authorities say the officer shot the man who was later identified as 37-year-old Sean Bohinski, of Nanticoke, Tuesday afternoon in a wooded area along the Susquehanna River in West Nanticoke.
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HOUSTON — A public-private partnership is granting nearly $1.4 million to test treatments to halt a disease threatening the nation’s bat population. The white-nose syndrome fungus, first detected in New York state in 2006, has spread to 31 states and five Canadian provinces. Texas and Nebraska are the most recent states infected. The grants announced
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Hunters achieved a 19 percent success rate during the first two days of the annual nine-day moose season. A year ago, 25 percent of moose hunters were successful during the opening weekend.
Warm weather makes for challenging New Hampshire moose hunt Read More »
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks will be setting up check stations around the state to collect lymph node samples from hunter-harvested deer and elk.
Montana to ramp up testing for chronic wasting disease Read More »
King salmon has helped create a multibillion-dollar sport fishery in the Great Lakes, but ripple effects of invasive species have left the fish’s future uncertain.
Uncertainty still swirling around Great Lakes king salmon Read More »
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