Here’s a great opportunity for young people to give fishing a try. The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department has released a list of upcoming fishing events, most of them intended just for kids.
Vermont: Kids’ Fishing Events Being Held This Spring Read More »
Anglers are finding some very good trout fishing on many Vermont stream sections, including on some rivers that were hit hard by Tropical Storm Irene. The key is finding good habitat, sometimes upstream or downstream of areas that were changed during or after the storm.
Many Vermont Streams are Producing Good Trout Fishing Read More »
The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Board will hold two public hearings to discuss a proposed bear hunting regulation designed to increase bear hunting opportunities, stabilize Vermont’s growing bear population and provide Fish & Wildlife Department biologists with additional data to better manage black bears in Vermont.
Public Hearings May 22 & 23 on Vermont's Proposed Bear Hunting Regulation Read More »
The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department will hold two public hearings on white-tailed deer management in May to give Vermonters the opportunity to review 2011 hunting season results and discuss the details of the 2012 Antlerless Permitting and Youth Season Recommendations.
Vermont's May Deer Hearings Set for St Albans and Springfield Read More »
With boating season underway, Colorado Parks and Wildlife is reminding all boaters that boat inspections for aquatic nuisance species are mandatory at most boatable waters in the state, including state parks and state wildlife areas.
Colorado's Northeastern waters open to boaters Read More »
Colorado Parks and Wildlife big game managers will discuss elk herd management in southwest Colorado at a May 9 meeting in Pagosa Springs.
Elk Management Meeting in Pagosa Springs, Colorado Read More »
You can shoot bows and arrows and firearms for free at two public shooting ranges in May. If you don’t have your own equipment, or you don’t know much about shooting, no problem—free equipment and instruction will be provided each day.
Free shooting at Utah's Lee Kay and Cache Valley public ranges Read More »
To hear part 2 out this weeks Outdoor News Radio, click here.
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