Agencies have combined to trap and kill 2,332 feral hogs in the first three months of this year, almost half the total of 5,358 feral hogs captured in all of 2016.
Stepped-up efforts helping Missouri eradicate feral hogs Read More »
The crumbling bank on the Kenai River has been depositing silt into the water, which can harm the salmon.
Grant from federal government to help restore popular fishing spot on Alaska river bank Read More »
Hunting licenses would rise from $10 to $15 and annual fishing licenses would increase from $9 to $15.
Georgia sees first hunting, fishing license fee hike in 25 years Read More »
Would keep state sales taxes from being charged on firearms, ammunition and archery supplies on the first weekend of September, but would no longer apply to off-road vehicles, airboats, pirogues, animal feed and some other items that have been tax-free.
Louisiana Senate agrees to limit hunting sales tax holiday Read More »
The measure would remove woodchucks from the state’s protected species list and establish a hunting season for them from the beginning of July through the end of December with no bag limits.
Wisconsin again mulling woodchuck hunting season Read More »
Will pay more than $20,000 in penalties, with a 32-month suspended sentence and loss of hunting and fishing privileges for six year in illegal killing of elk.
Utah man gets felony sentence for illegal Nevada elk killing Read More »
But statewide, Wyoming plans to offer more licenses for antelope, mule deer, white-tailed deer, elk and bighorn sheep. Fewer moose and bison licenses will be offered.
Harsh winter means fewer antelope, deer hunting licenses in western Wyoming Read More »
It says no license will be required for hunting or fishing at events where participation is limited to veterans with disabilities caused by combat. The veterans must have been honorably discharged, and they can live in Mississippi or come from out of state.
New Mississippi law exempts disabled veterans from hunting, fishing fees Read More »
One regulation revoked this year is a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service ban on killing wolves or bears from aircraft, shooting brown bears over bait and snaring bears within Alaska federal wildlife refuges.
Group sues to reinstate rule protecting Alaska bears, wolves Read More »
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