Tidelike motion is continuing to flow in, changing the landscape along the shoreline in Erie County in ways not seen since the mid-1980s, when the water levels of Lake Erie and the other Great Lakes were last at such high levels.
Record lake levels swamp Erie’s landscape Read More »
Under the proposed expansion at sites in 46 states, the number of wildlife refuges where hunting would be allowed would increase by five to 382 while fishing would be allowed at 316 locations.
Plan would expand hunting, fishing in wildlife refuges Read More »
Hope is tiger muskies will eat small bass, allowing anglers to have larger bass to catch in upcoming years.
Arizona turns to muskies to bulk up bass fishery Read More »
In mid-May, as many as 10,000 cormorants counted on the Astoria Bridge – a major jump from the 3,400 the state counted last year.
A cormorant kingdom grows, and ‘This problem is only just starting’ Read More »
Also ordered to pay $33,050 in restitution to the state of Montana.
Former Montana guide gets lifetime hunting ban for poaching Read More »
Auditors said the commission should consider its “full financial position” when making a budget or considering an increase in hunting license fees.
Audit: Game Commission didn’t track royalties from oil, gas Read More »
State and federal reports say predation of livestock by eagles is rare on the North Coast. Many people don’t report it or are not sure it’s a bald eagle that did the killing.
Oregon ranchers blame eagles for livestock deaths Read More »
BANGOR, Maine — A Maine man who was scouting fishing locations came across a rare sight: A pair of Canada lynx facing off on a dirt road. Daniel Wadleigh, of Belgrade, tells the Bangor Daily News that the two cats were so focused on their showdown that they didn’t notice him Friday night. He stopped
Caterwauling cats: The sight – and sounds – as pair of Canada lynx face off [video] Read More »
Board delegates worried over creating a bounty system and the amount of payouts and believe the DNR should continue researching CWD.
Conservation Congress rejects CWD bounties idea Read More »
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