A lot of attention has been devoted to the Duck Lake forest fire near the Luce/Chippewa county line in the Upper Peninsula. Fires happen every year in Michigan, but this year’s dry, windy conditions fueled a blaze that made for some spectacular photos and video that caught the attention of people from as far away […]
Fires change land but don't destroy it Read More »
Q. Can I still fish catch-and-release for salmon in a river section that’s closed to salmon fishing?
Ask Idaho Fish And Game: Salmon Fishing In Closed Waters Read More »
Season runs July 1-Oct. 31; fishing license required Pratt – It’s already been a hot summer in the Sunflower State, and those who love outdoor activities are ready to beat the heat by pursuing bullfrogs in the cool of the night. They’ll get their chance on July 1, when the bullfrog season begins. Bullfrog hunting,
Kansas Bullfrong Season Opens July 1 Read More »
Gov. C.L. “Butch” Otter has appointed two new members to the Idaho Fish and Game Commission.
Idaho Governor Appoints Two Fish And Game Commissioners Read More »
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks game wardens are looking for tips on two separate deer poaching cases
Tips Sought in Two Western Montana Deer Poaching Cases Read More »
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is seeking public comment on proposed deer and antelope quotas that fall outside the biennial rule for the 2012 hunting season and on the 2012-2013 furbearer season structure and quotas. Deer quotas outside the biennial quota ranges affect two hunting districts. Hunting district 797-00 would see a quota decrease from
Proposed Changes In Montana Quotas And Quota Ranges Read More »
If you have experience in hunting and are interested in passing your love of the outdoors on to a new generation of sportsmen and women, consider becoming a Volunteer Hunter Education Instructor. Arizona Game and Fish Department is looking for knowledgeable individuals to teach hunter education courses. Sign up now for a FREE training program
Become a Volunteer Hunter Education Instructor in Arizona Read More »
Due to low flows in the White River, Colorado Parks and Wildlife managers are requesting that anglers fish only during the cooler, early morning hours, or to look for alternative fishing locations that are not as significantly affected by the current climate conditions.
Fish in Colorado's White River stressed by low flows Read More »
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