A wildfire near the Beartooth Wildlife Management Area has led Fish, Wildlife and Parks on Wednesday to close the popular area over a concern for public safety. A lightening strike Tuesday evening started a fire near the WMA’s entrance that by Wednesday afternoon had grown to nearly 1,300 acres, state wildlife officials said. State and […]
Wildfire Closes Beartooth WMA Read More »
With big game seasons opening in many Western states, hunters traveling abroad are reminded not to import into South Carolina certain carcass parts from deer and elk harvested in states with chronic wasting disease. To protect the state’s extremely valuable white-tailed deer resource, the S.C. Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has maintained a regulation restricting
Import of deer, elk parts into S.C. still limited by state regulation Read More »
Q. Is it legal to carry a handgun during an archery hunt?
Ask Idaho Fish and Game: handguns in archery hunts Read More »
Two large wildfires and associated areas closed by the U.S. Forest Service may affect early-season hunting opportunities in parts of Game Management Units 21, 27, 36 and 36B.
Fire closures may affect hunts in Idaho's Salmon Region Read More »
More than 800 hunters and anglers, birders and wildlife watchers and others interested in wildlife conservation across the state have signed up to participate in the Idaho Wildlife Summit that starts Friday, August 24.
Participants sign up for the Idaho Wildlife Summit Read More »
The New Hampshire Becoming an Outdoors-Woman program and the New Hampshire Trappers Association are teaming up to present a one-day Introduction to Trapping workshop on Saturday, September 29, 2012
Oklahoma waterfowl hunters could be headed into a very successful hunting season.
Oklahoma's waterfowl hunting seasons set Read More »
Bears are finding easy sources of food and that’s causing major conflict issues in towns and subdivisions throughout the San Luis Valley. Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials are urging home and landowners to eliminate all attractants from residential areas.
Bear activity increasing in San Luis Valley, Colorado Read More »
Paper applications required at Overton and Key Pittman WMAs
Nevada's Wildlife Board approves changes to waterfowl reservation process Read More »
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