Members of the National Wild Turkey Federation and Michigan DNR unveiled its newest information kiosk in the Flat River State Game Area.
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But American Indian tribes and environmentalists criticize proposed rule changes as inadequate.
Minnesota regulators propose changes in wild rice protection Read More »
SALT LAKE CITY — An Idaho man who caught a record-setting trout in Utah has been told his fish does not qualify for the record anymore because he caught it without a valid fishing license. Sidney Cellan caught the 57-pound, 48-inch lake trout in June at the Flaming Gorge Reservoir. The Utah Division of Wildlife
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State wildlife biologists say fires already have destroyed more than 500 square miles of crucial winter range in Elko County that will be unable to sustain enough food and habitat for existing herds this winter.
In wake of wildfires, emergency mule deer and antelope hunts OK’d in Nevada Read More »
SELAH, Wash. — Cruiser the Labrador retriever is one hard-charging canine. He loves running fast and crashing into scrub to bring game back for his favorite person, Mark Meyocks. One such crash during a 2015 hunting trip required six staples to close the puncture wound in his chest. When Meyocks asked the vet if Cruiser could head
Washington man’s invention helps protect dogs in the field Read More »
Third such bald eagle death reported by wildlife center in recent weeks; eagle had been brought to Pennsylvania decades ago to help repopulation efforts.
30-year-old bald eagle dies of lead poisoning in Pennsylvania Read More »
Investigation suggests carp somehow evaded three electric barriers 37 miles from the lake. But officials say they’re not sure how it happened.
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Teens apply to the program by writing an essay about why they want to participate in the camp. Students are required to complete a firearm safety class. Cellphones aren’t allowed at the camp to keep the focus on the outdoors.
Summer camp a way to raise interest in waterfowl hunting Read More »
If pilot program is successful, could be expanded to other locations in Minnesota and other northern states.
Good news for anglers: Border crossings at Northwest Angle just got easier Read More »
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