Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife officials said it is planning to offer more than 65,000 permits this year, an increase from last year’s total of more than 45,000, which itself was a 60 percent climb from the previous year.
After another mild winter, Maine may again add deer hunting permits Read More »
State officials say it’s the second confirmed instance of a cougar killing livestock in Nebraska in modern times.
Cougar killed in northwestern Nebraska after killing calf Read More »
In latest incident, black bear attacks family’s donkeys, killing one.
Next hunting opportunity in the state is for black bear. Hunters can lay bait for bears starting July 29 and start hunting Aug. 28.
Maine hunting slowing for summer as turkey hunt ends Read More »
Officials say 20 of those convicted were juveniles. The investigation led to more than 200 counts of wildlife violations and a total of $1,675 in fines.
Ohio investigation nets 25 deer poachers Read More »
Arizona Fish and Game Department estimates it added 20,000 fish before Memorial Day and will continue the action in June.
Arizona stepping up stocking with additional 250,000 fish Read More »
There is no catch-all plan to address water quality in the state’s lakes because each one requires a specific approach tailored to its characteristics.
South-central Minnesota lakes hurt by poor water quality Read More »
Most residents who spoke during a meeting earlier this week worried that removing the dam would open the trout stream’s watershed to a predatory migrating fish invasion or parasitic sea lampreys.
Public worries dam removal in Michigan could hurt fisheries Read More »
The budget bills that first emerged from the House and Senate left out all, or nearly all, the user fee increases the agency sought, and the hikes didn’t make it into the DNR’s budget bill until the very end of the session.
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