Republican bill sponsor says that the resolution could help to protect about 1,000 acres of land that Native Americans consider spiritual.
In Utah, lawmaker pushes for state to buy sliver of Bears Ears land Read More »
The season as a whole was fairly successful, with spearers harvesting 847 sturgeon this year, exceeding the 703 sturgeon taken last year.
Sturgeon spearing season fizzles out at end but exceeds 2016 Read More »
The new machine removes more water from sap, leaving it with higher sugar content and the concentrated sap takes half the time to boil into syrup. Dozens of producers in Vermont, New York, Maine and Wisconsin are now using the machines.
Improved technology saves maple syrup producers time, energy Read More »
Mild winter last year produced hardly any smelt, but the ice has been thick enough for fishing and smelt have been abundant this winter.
Maine’s smelt, highly sought by ice fishermen, have strong winter Read More »
Meanwhile, both sides in the debate are waiting for a federal appeals court to decide whether to uphold lower court rulings that put wolves in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan and Wyoming back on the list or to let the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service return management of the species to the states.
Lawmakers again target wolf protections Read More »
Chambers came close to passing similar legislation in 2014, but it was vetoed by former Gov. Dave Heineman.
Nebraska senator renews quest to ban mountain lion hunting Read More »
The Montana-based elk foundation identified the land as a priority because it lies between elk summer and winter ranges.
Oregon wilderness area remains public after RMEF purchase Read More »
Issue is over concerns the feeding grounds increase the transmission of diseases that can be spread north into Montana.
Montana Senate tells Wyoming to stop feeding elk outside Yellowstone Read More »
Some 35 deer were killed and 28 were reportedly relocated through the program in Provo, which ran from October to December.
Utah deer capture, relocation program aids homeowners, families in need Read More »
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