An annual spring survey by the North Dakota Game and Fish Department estimates 3.98 million breeding ducks in the state.
Record-setting wet conditions setting stage for epic duck hunt in N.D.? Read More »
A young mountain lion that had been spotted sleeping in a planter box along a normally busy street and looking at his reflection in the glass of an office tower in downtown San Francisco was safely captured and released into the wild.
Mountain lion caught – in downtown San Francisco Read More »
Air bows have nothing in common with crossbows or traditional vertical bows except for using an arrow as the projectile.
In Mississippi, could air bows find way into archery hunting circles? Read More »
Kenai River subsistence rod-and-reel salmon fishing halted due to extremely low numbers.
Where have all the king salmon gone? Read More »
The COVID-19 pandemic is drastically reducing the number of young whooping cranes to be released this fall to help bring back the world’s rarest cranes. Zoos and other places where the endangered birds are bred have had to cut not only staff size but use of two techniques to boost the birds’ numbers
Pandemic hinders raising of rare whooping cranes for the wild Read More »
Grizzly bears on the eastern side of the Rocky Mountain Front have expanded in numbers and dispersed into areas where they have not existed for decades.
This Grizzly bear sighting reportedly furthest expansion east of known grizzly movement Read More »
Now it’s the Wyoming Game and Fish Department that manages the conflict in this portion of the Equality State. Still, there’s an ever-changing ecological system at play here.
Wolf challenges persist for ranchers in elk-rich Jackson Hole Read More »
The proposal would end the government’s decades-long practice of treating accidental bird deaths caused by industry as potential criminal violations under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. More than 1,000 species are covered under the law.
U.S. moves forward with plan to end wild bird protections Read More »
Successful deer hunters can now get ages from teeth data – and according to that data, oldest deer harvested last season were a pair of 17-year-old does. Oldest buck was 10 years old.
Deer teeth telling a story of survival in Vermont Read More »
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