HAYS — Smoky Hill Pheasants Forever No. 424, in cooperation with the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism (KDWPT), Pheasant Runn Controlled Shooting Area, and the Hunting Heritage Group, Inc., will host the 7th Annual Darrell Brown Youth Upland Hunt, in memory of former volunteer Darrell Brown, on Oct. 20. The event will be […]
7th Annual Darrell Brown Memorial Youth Upland Hunt October 20th Read More »
The 15-inch minimum length on largemouth bass in the Arkansas River will be reduced to 14 inches beginning Jan. 1, 2013.
Arkansas River largemouth bass length limit changed Read More »
FLAGSTAFF – The Arizona Game and Fish Department, the U.S. Forest Service, and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service are hosting a public meeting at the Verde Ranger District office at 300 East Highway 260 starting 5 p.m. Aug. 29 to discuss removing unwanted smallmouth bass from a unique native fish haven in Fossil Creek
Smallmouth bass removal proposed for Fossil Creek Read More »
Spending an afternoon at the range can do much more than improve your shooting skills. My dad and I recently visited McMiller Shooting Center in Eagle. For me, shooting can relieve tension and takes my mind away from the stresses of everyday life. The loud blast from a handgun and the smell of a smoking
Building confidence at the range Read More »
Michael W. Kimbler, 44, and Michael Bland, 31, both of Big Coppitt Key in the Florida Keys, were sentenced today in federal District Court in Miami for conspiring to illegally harvest spiny lobsters from artificial habitat placed in the FKNMS.
Two Keys Residents Sentenced for Illegal Harvest of Spiny Lobsters in Florida Read More »
The sale of recreational hunting and fishing licenses for Alabama’s 2012-2013 seasons begins on August 27, 2012.
Alabama Hunting and Fishing Licenses on Sale August 27 Read More »
69,000 acres to be accessible
Huge land purchase in Adirondacks Read More »
Burgeoning deer populations have long been a bane of many upstate communities, but white-tailed deer are now making New York City
Staten Island deer becoming a problem Read More »
State and arson/K-9 assist (Suffolk County) On April 11, ECO Michael Arp and K-9 Warden were requested to respond to Suffolk County to assist Region 1 ECOs with patrolling state lands for arson activity. Director Peter Fanelli requested K-9 presence. Arp and Warden patrolled the towns of Brookhaven and Riverhead until approximately 2 a.m. with
New York Cuffs & Collars – August 24th, 2012 Read More »
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