Would be the first time moose hunting would be allowed on Des Lacs and Upper Souris wildlife refuges in northern North Dakota.
Moose hunting on 2 North Dakota wildlife refuges would be a first Read More »
There’s less water to attract breeding ducks in the spring, fewer insects to feed young ducks, and longer distances for young ducks to travel on foot after they leave the nest, making them more vulnerable to predators.
Summer drought in North Dakota likely means fewer ducks for fall hunt Read More »
Nearly 20 more preserves this year will cover an additional 18,000 acres of land.
South Dakota to get more private shooting preserves for pheasant hunts Read More »
In the period between 2008 and 2016, participation in both hunting and fishing among Wyoming residents has either grown or stayed level.
Wyoming hunting, fishing numbers stay solid, officials say Read More »
Comins Lake was well on its way to recovery after the state restocked the fishery with largemouth bass, brown and rainbow trout in 2015. But invading pike continue to make a mess of what was once one of the most popular fisheries in the state.
Invasive northern pike again threaten Nevada fishery Read More »
Aquarium officials look to find home for threatened species in Caddo Lake.
On Texas-Louisiana border, efforts continue to introduce more paddlefish Read More »
The Columbia-Snake River Irrigators Association wants the government to convene a Cabinet-level committee with the power to allow exemptions to the Endangered Species Act. Known as the “God squad” because its decisions can lead to extinctions of threatened wildlife, it has only gathered three times – the last 25 years ago during a controversy over spotted owl habitat in the Northwest.
Government urged to avoid salmon protection rules Read More »
Sparring among young bulls is common as they prepare for the rut; what is unusual in this case is that the bulls keep returning to this particular location.
Elk mix it up at secret ‘Fight Club’ in Montana meadow Read More »
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Four longtime conservationists are being named to the Illinois Outdoor Hall of Fame. The Illinois Conservation Foundation announced the 2017 hall of fame class on Friday: Bob Becker of Brighton is the founding member and an officer of Migratory Waterfowl Hunters Inc., which works to protect and restore waters, forests, fields and
Four conservationists named to Illinois Outdoor Hall of Fame Read More »
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