A bowhunting couple from Iowa has been sentenced to probation for conducting hunts at a central Nebraska guiding and hunting business where numerous people have been convicted for violating federal laws that prohibit the trafficking of wildlife.
Bowhunting couple Josh and Sarah Bowmar sentenced in large Nebraska poaching case Read More »
Juneau, Alaska — Bear hunters in Alaska would no longer be allowed to use bait, such as pastries, dog food, or bacon grease under a rule proposed Jan. 6 by the National Park Service that would prohibit bear baiting in national preserves in the state..
Bear baiting ban is proposed for Alaska preserves by park service Read More »
A Detroit-area man faces probation, $4,500 in reimbursement to the state, and $475 in fines and costs after three young hawks were fatally shot amid a dispute with a tree removal company.
Anonymous tip leads to Michigan man who shot hawks Read More »
Morrison County District Judge Leonard Weiler sentenced Michael Thielen, 42, on Jan. 4 after Thielen pleaded guilty to taking and possessing big game out of season.
Minnesota man gets two years probation for killing 500-pound bear in backyard Read More »
Pennsylvania’s most active gas driller pleaded no contest in early December to criminal charges, capping a landmark environmental case against a company that prosecutors say polluted a rural community’s drinking water 14 years ago and then tried to evade responsibility.
Gas business pleads no contest to polluting water in small Pennsylvania town Read More »
Two men have been charged with murder in the fatal shooting of a hunter in a Michigan state park during the 2018 deer season.
Two men arrested in 2018 slaying of deer hunter near Lansing Read More »
West Yellowstone, Mont. — Thirteen bison were killed or had to be euthanized after their herd was struck by a semi-truck involved in an accident with two other vehicles on a dark Montana highway just outside Yellowstone National Park.
Bison killed when semi-truck hits a herd in Montana Read More »
According to court documents, Christensen said her family found the raccoon, nicknamed “Rocky,” on the side of a road and were nursing it back to health when she brought it into the bar Sept. 6.
Probation for a woman who brought raccoon to N.D. bar Read More »
The state’s environmental review process requires regulators to consider a project’s potential impact on the land, air, water, and animals.
Minnesota’s environmental reviews now include climate impact element Read More »
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