But state wildlife officials say that because the big cats have all been spotted at night and haven’t attacked anyone, it’s not a public safety concern.
Rash of cougar sightings in downtown Oregon city causing concern Read More »
CONCORD, N.H. — Moose calves are dying at unprecedented levels in New England, mostly because of the hordes of winter ticks – as many as 90,000 on one animal – that latch onto their bodies and drain their blood. Those are the findings from a new study in the Canadian Journal of Zoology that looked
Winter ticks taking a toll on moose calves in New England Read More »
Agency wants to enact the regulations on an emergency basis to protect catfish over winter. DNR officials hope to have permanent rules ready by next fall.
DNR board approves catfish seasons Read More »
Will allow a year-round open season for black bass in the Lake Erie sport fishing district.
Ohio Wildlife Council approves fishing rules changes Read More »
TRENTON, N.J. — A total of 139 bears were killed during the first six-day period of New Jersey’s annual black bear hunt, as expected a steep drop from last year’s total following restrictions imposed by the governor. Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy this year barred bear hunting on state-owned lands, removing roughly 40 percent of the
N.J. hunt culls 139 bears over 6 days, a steep drop from last year Read More »
HOUGHTON, Mich. — Officials at Isle Royale National Park say they’ve wrapped up the first phase of a multi-year effort to rebuild the gray wolf population. Three females and one male were trapped on the Minnesota mainland in recent weeks and flown to the Lake Superior park. Another died during transit. Two other wolves were
More wolf relocations to Isle Royale park planned for 2019 Read More »
WAUKEGAN, Ill. — Authorities don’t know who dumped a 4-foot-long reptile into Lake Michigan, but they now know what kind it is. After initially believing the animal spotted Monday swimming near Waukegan, Ill., by a startled kayaker was a caiman, officials now say it is actually an alligator. Either way, it had no business paddling
Lake Michigan kayaker startled by gator find Read More »
Pheasants will be released for opening day and prior to the Veterans Day and Thanksgiving holiday weekends.
Ohio bulking up small-game hunting opportunities – to the tune of by 14,000 pheasants Read More »
U.S. Forest Service advances changes to sage grouse protections in five Western states that environmental groups say are part of the Trump administration’s efforts favoring industry but that push the imperiled bird closer to extinction.
Forest Service advances changes to sage grouse protections Read More »
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