Blood samples from chicks part of project to look for presence of toxins such as PCBs, pesticides and mercury in environment.
Bald eagle chicks helping with water quality monitoring project Read More »
Provides hope that a management plan for the federally threatened species is working.
Snowy plover chick hatches on Oregon beach, a first in area in more than 50 years Read More »
Hunters killed 18,860 wild turkeys this spring, a 9 percent increase from last year.
Virginia hunters record third best turkey hunting season Read More »
The program has culled more than 1,300 deer from 10 parks. It started with sharpshooters from the Cincinnati police with volunteer bow hunters brought in after two years.
Cincinnati to continue use of bow hunters to cull park deer Read More »
One plan fisheries managers are considering to combat the low returns is restricting where anglers can fish during each month.
In Oregon, low steelhead returns could mean summer fishing restrictions Read More »
The 2017 season structure designates Ashland, Iron and Vilas counties and the eastern half of Eau Claire County as buck-only.
DNR board OKs reducing fall buck-only zones Read More »
The river area affected by the switch is in the Yukon Delta National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska, from Aniak down to the mouth of the Kuskokwim.
Federal agency to take over salmon management on southwestern Alaska river Read More »
In contrast with the 1970s, when 40 states had no bobcat protections and bounties were common, most now put strict limits on hunting and trapping bobcats.
Bevy of bobcats: Thriving animal next urban pest? Read More »
A number of other Great Lakes states allow woodchuck hunting, including Minnesota, Michigan, Illinois and even Pennsylvania, which is home of Punxsutawney Phil, the famous groundhog that predicts the length of winters.
Outdoorsmen urge committee to back woodchuck hunting season Read More »
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