Utah wildlife officials look to move problem mountain goats
Developing proposals to establish goat herds in other Utah ranges where big game species is not native.
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More than 100 moose taken in southeastern Alaska hunt
Nine of the killed moose reportedly failed to comply with antler restrictions.
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Colorful north Georgia fish could get federal protection
ATLANTA — A shiny orange fish living in a north Georgia river is being considered for federal protection as a rare species. The trispot darter is already classified as endangered by state officials. Now, the U.S. government is looking to protect it as threatened under the Endangered Species Act. The trispot darter lives in Georgia’s
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Missouri woman uses ancient hunting tool to kill deer
She may be the first woman in modern Missouri history to successfully kill a deer with the ancient atlatl hunting tool. Missouri is one of three states that allow atlatls for hunting deer and turkey.
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Indiana legal error bans rifle deer hunting on public property
Officials says he hopes to come up with a short-term solution and then fix the law when the Legislature reconvenes in January.
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U.S. agency’s bid to allow trumpeter swan hunting draws fire
No state is currently proposing trumpeter swan seasons, and the proposal is mostly aimed at protecting tundra swan hunters in five states who may mistakenly kill trumpeter swans. But proposal opens the door to the possibility that some states could offer such a hunting season.
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Minnesota researchers hope to use fish virus against carp
The disease reportedly won’t harm other fish because it specifically targets carp.
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Fines handed out after manure spills kill 67,000 fish in Ohio
The operators of three agriculture businesses have been told to pay more than $30,000.
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Minnesota pheasant season opening with numbers down
Despite a mild winter and mostly favorable weather during the spring reproductive season, loss of habitat in farm country continues to take its toll on ringneck population.
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