Contemporary hunting writers often refer to public lands as second-rate places with a scarcity of game and an abundance of hunters.
In Minnesota, what’s happened to defenders of public hunting? Read More »
The Wisconsin DNR puts together its proposed rule changes from the Deer Trustee Report.
Wisconsin DNR Wants to Abandon Whitetail Deer Counts Before the 2014 Hunting Season Read More »
The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department and the University of New Hampshire are looking for volunteer “citizen scientists” to participate in a trail-camera count of bobcats
Bobcat Counters Needed for Trail-Camera Study in Southern N.H. Read More »
Wisconsin waterfowl hunters need legal access to federally owned properties during government shutdown
Impact of federal government shutdown could extend to duck hunters in some instances Read More »
Over the limit of striped bass (Rensselaer County) On April 24, ECO Brian Canzeri received a call from a local fisherman who observed another fisherman over the limit of striped bass. The caller said the suspect was starting to leave the area. Canzeri arrived within 10 minutes and stopped a vehicle leaving the area. The
New York Cuffs and Collars – October 4th, 2013 Read More »
Bowhunters took 1,076 deer on Tuesday, the opener for the state’s archer season.
Illinois bowhunters break 1,000 mark on opening day Read More »
As South Dakota big game hunters prepare for the opening of hunting seasons, the Game, Fish and Parks Department is taking the opportunity to remind them that the use of salt or salt licks
South Daktoa Hunters Reminded About Prohibitions Against Use of Salt and Bait Stations Read More »
The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department points out that three new hunting rules passed by legislature are now in effect.
New Hunting Rules in Effect in Vermont Read More »
The Division of Fisheries and Wildlife reminds deer hunters about the following changes to the sale of Surplus Antlerless Deer Permits for 2013:
MASSACHUSETTS SURPLUS ANTLERLESS DEER PERMIT SALES REMINDER Read More »
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