Lawmakers want the DNR to learn if the pheasant program gives a boost to small-game hunting, and the agency is also being told to explore whether the release of pheasants reduces any conflicts between hunters.
In bid to promote hunting, Michigan lawmakers vote to spend $180K for pheasants Read More »
A task force has established new restrictions on Native American tribal members’ transporting or disposing of deer carcasses within certain parts of Wisconsin due to the risk of spreading chronic wasting disease.
Wisconsin management area approved to combat CWD Read More »
Illinois governor tells Michigan governor that the offer to support operations at the Brandon Road Lock and Dam near Joliet, Ill., won’t be useful until after an upgrade there is completed in 10 years.
Illinois rejects $8 million from Michigan for Asian carp project Read More »
ST. PAUL, Minn. — Hunters shot and killed about 420 deer in southeastern Minnesota in a special late-season hunt as part of the state’s fight against chronic wasting disease. The deer hunt recently in and around Fillmore County is part of the Minnesota DNR’s plan to slow the spread of the fatal neurological disease among
Hunters kill 420 deer in chronic wasting disease cull Read More »
The possibility of tweaking the hunting rules has sounded alarms in the hunting and animal welfare communities in state that boasts one of the largest black bear population in the country.
Maine looking to balance bruin bounty Read More »
“It will be a pretty big deal if we get CWD in North Carolina. … It could have a big impact on our deer herd and hunting.”
Although no known CWD cases, North Carolina braces for disease, joins prevention effort Read More »
A growing concern for Idaho Fish and Game is hunters using vehicles, particularly all-terrain vehicles, to hunt. ATVs may be allowed for hunting in some areas with restrictions, but not for hunting big game.
Idaho wildlife officials: Misdemeanors make up bulk of hunting, fishing violations Read More »
Research reportedly illustrates nearly 80 percent of rural landowners and residents support restoring elk to the area.
New herd of elk could be reintroduced to northeastern Minnesota Read More »
David Berry Jr. was ordered to watch the Disney classic at least once a month during his year-long jail sentence in what conservation agents have called one of the largest deer poaching cases in state history
Missouri deer poacher ordered to repeatedly watch ‘Bambi’ Read More »
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