The first changes in Indiana’s waterfowl hunting zones in more than 25 years will be in effect for the start of the regular waterfowl seasons this fall.
New waterfowl hunting zones for Indiana go into effect Read More »
Wildlife biologists from the DNR Division of Fish & Wildlife have been investigating recent reports of sick or dead deer to determine if the cause is epizootic hemorrhagic disease (EHD).
Biologists checking reports of dead, sick deer for EHD in Indiana Read More »
The recent completion of a five-year review of endangered species in Ohio and subsequent downlisting of several keys species by the Ohio Division of Wildlife mostly is a positive sign when it comes to the cause of conservation. Rather than being obstructions to so-called “progress,” endangered species need to be regarded as nature’s proverbial canaries
Endangered species list thankfully grows smaller Read More »
The 2012 early migratory bird season dates have been submitted to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service by the Indiana DNR as listed below.
Indiana DNR submits early migratory bird 2012 season dates Read More »
DNR will be offering put-and-take hunting for ring-necked pheasants from Nov. 17-25.
Put-and-take pheasant hunt reservation in Indiana Read More »
The Commission on Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks approved the dates and bag limits for the 2012-2013 waterfowl hunting seasons at its August 15 meeting in Jackson.
Mississippi’s Waterfowl Seasons Announced Read More »
The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish wants to remind riders to be safe when riding. Safety is the primary goal of the state’s off-highway vehicle (OHV) laws.
Safety stressed for OHV riders to avoid serious consequences Read More »
BIG SANDWASH RESERVOIR: (August 17) Anglers report fair to good fishing for rainbows and bass. Anglers are seeing some nice bass, both smallies and largemouth. They are also catching good-sized rainbows in the deeper waters. Try using crankbaits, spoons and jigs. BROUGH RESERVOIR: (August 17) Anglers report fair fishing for rainbows and browns during the
Fishing Report for Northeastern Utah August 17, 2012 Read More »
At some courses, sand bunkers and water aren’t the only hazards faced by golfers. Bear Attack Par for the Course? At 300 pounds and standing 6 feet and change, Hardyston, New Jersey golf course groundskeeper George Petta is not a man likely to be easily intimidated. But Petta met his match in June on the
Golf Hazards of The Wild Variety Read More »
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