The general spring turkey and black bear hunts open Sunday, April 15 – turkey hunts run through May 25, and spring black bear closing dates vary.
Idaho's turkey, black bear seasons begin April 15 Read More »
April is not just tax month; it’s also the month to apply for moose, bighorn sheep and mountain goat hunts.
Idaho's moose, sheep, goat hunting applications due Read More »
Idaho Department of Fish and Game is getting some help from an AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps team to improve wildlife habitat in the Boise River area this spring.
I want to sign up for a controlled hunt, but I can’t until I have a license and to get a license I have to take a hunter ed class. How soon can I get in?
Ask Idaho Fish and Game: Hunter education Read More »
Summer is around the corner, and spaces in youth summer camp programs like Barry Conservation Camp in Milan, N.H., are filling up fast.
The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission will vote on awarding $5.8 million in grants for motorized and non-motorized trail projects to be completed in 2012 and 2013 at the monthly meeting on April 12 in Pueblo.
Colorado PWC to vote on trail grants, and natural areas Read More »
New Hampshire’s 2012 youth turkey hunt will take place Saturday, April 28 and Sunday, April 29, the weekend before spring gobbler season gets underway.
New Hampshire's youth turkey weekend April 28-29, 2012 Read More »
The date and location have changed for the upcoming Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission’s Atlantic Herring Section meeting to discuss the allowable “days out” measures for 2012 commercial Atlantic herring harvesters.
The State Fair Pond in Minot is closed due to construction projects prompted by last year’s Souris River flood. Located on the north end of the fairgrounds in the State Game and Fish Department’s Conservation and Outdoors Skills Park, the pond will reopen July 20 on opening day of the North Dakota State Fair.
North Dakota's State Fair Pond in Minot Closed for Improvements Read More »
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