Hunters are enthusiastic about Vermont’s upcoming October 6-28 and December 1-9 archery deer hunting season, according to the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department.
Hunters Looking Forward to Start of Vermont’s Archery Deer Season Oct. 6 Read More »
If you enjoy wildlife be sure to make plans to attend the annual Dead Creek Wildlife Day in Addison, Vermont on Saturday, October 6.
Enjoy Dead Creek Wildlife Day in Vermont on Sat., Oct. 6 Read More »
Two men, one from Vermont — the other from New York, made a costly mistake in August by mining quartz on a state Wildlife Management Area.
Two Men Charged for Mining on a Vermont State Wildlife Area Read More »
The Department of Natural Resources confirmed the catch of a new state-record black buffalo on Thursday, Sept. 6.
Michigan angler catches state record black buffalo in Allegan County Read More »
Sage-grouse harvest and hunter numbers on opening weekend were down slightly in 2012 compared to previous years, but Idaho Fish and Game ran fewer check stations this year.
Idaho's sage-grouse season opens down a little Read More »
Young hunters who want an early shot at a duck or goose may participate in the youth waterfowl hunt on September 29 and 30.
Idaho's waterfowl youth hunts coming, hunt areas changed Read More »
The Idaho Department of Fish Game is soliciting young sportsmen and women interested in learning to hunt waterfowl.
Youth waterfowl hunting clinics offered in Idaho, September 29 Read More »
Lost Valley Reservoir, just west of Tamarack will open to public fish salvage beginning Friday, September 21 and continuing through Sunday, November 4.
Idaho's Lost Valley Reservoir to open for fish salvage Read More »
Q. What should I do if I think I see a hunter doing something illegal while I’m out hunting?
Ask Idaho Fish and Game: make the call Read More »
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