Hunting license sales in the state are up as more residents seek a way to safely get out of the house without contracting COVID-19, but that has led to inexperienced hunters reportedly misidentifying and killing moose and a grizzly bear. In addition, blatant poaching has increased in northern Idaho.
In Idaho, hunting spike comes at a cost Read More »
The Badlands mule deer population made it through last year’s relatively mild winter fine, with spring survey numbers 22% above the long-term average.
Mule deer rebound continues in western North Dakota Read More »
As some South Carolinians comply with health officials’ advice to spend more time outdoors during the pandemic, they are now flirting with a different lethal threat: Toxic mushrooms.
Untrained S.C. mushroom foragers risk poisoning themselves Read More »
The Port has built a fence and put cattle guards on roadways around the airfield to keep animals out.
Nighttime deer hunts approved at Oregon airport Read More »
POTTERVILLE, Mich. — A man admitted that he killed a deer with a hammer in Eaton County after video of the incident was posted on social media, authorities said Saturday. The 23-year-old man from Potterville was located Wednesday night, about an hour after an off-duty conservation officer was told about the video, the DNR said.
Michigan man admits he killed deer with hammer after video surfaces Read More »
First he shot a 10-point buck, then he came across the alligator, which he also was able to shoot – the reptile has no special protection in Minnesota. As for how it ended up here …
Minnesota deer hunter bags a … gator? Read More »
Then-Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker signed a law in 2012 that requires the DNR to hold a wolf season.
Wolf decision triggers automatic hunt re-start in Wisconsin Read More »
The St. Croix remains one of the cleanest tributaries to the Mississippi River. But the reports highlight some troubling trends, including increasing development that leads to more polluted runoff entering the river.
St. Croix River in good health, although pollution threats loom Read More »
Many hunters were happy with the number of birds they saw, but it was tough to shoot them in the weather conditions, one conservation officer reported.
Cold, wind make for tough South Dakota pheasant opener Read More »
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