We’ve covered, for some time, the downward spiral in Iowa’s pheasant population. It’s important and newsworthy because the Hawkeye state has long been one of the best pheasant destinations in the country, but its imported game birds are struggling to produce enough offspring to bolster their ranks. The latest news is not good, as we […]
Iowa Pheasant Forecast Mirrors Much of Midwest Read More »
The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) presented an amended notice of intent for the 2012 turkey season dates and regulations at the Sept. 1 Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission meeting. Based on public comment collected since the original notice of intent was adopted in July, LDWF recommended reverting to the same area designations
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Rep. Ed Staback wouldn’t say so, but I get the feeling he’s disillusioned with the national groups that persuaded him to introduce a bill to lift the ban on Sunday hunting. A coalition that includes the NRA, the National Wild Turkey Federation and the U.S. Sportsmen’s Alliance — which is committed to legalizing Sunday hunting
Sunday hunting fight going down to wire Read More »
A recent Pa. Outdoor News (8-19-11) letter to the editor by Lee Williamson got under my skin. He commented that Outdoor News columnist Ben Moyer must be “non-motorized.” Williamson called on DCNR to provide more “motorized recreation” in the Pa. Wilds in order to make the concept a success. He would like to see additional
ATVs in the Pennsylvania Wilds: Fun, or Irresponsibility? Read More »
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) – Kentucky has gotten approval from the federal government to allow the hunting of sandhill cranes. That means the state can go forward with its plan to hold the first authorized hunt of the birds in about 100 years. Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Services officials told The Courier-Journal that the
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BOISE, Idaho (AP) – A couple of Idaho hunters have already reported success in their quest to bag a wolf. Idaho Fish and Game officials say three wolves have been killed since the season opened Tuesday. One hunter bagged a black male wolf near Island Park in eastern Idaho on Tuesday. Agency Spokesman Niels Nokkentved
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No matter how hard man tries, it’s predictably difficult to control natural outcomes. Wild animals are opportunistic and strive to survive. Here’s what happened when wildlife officials tried to reign in fish-eating terns… EAST SAND ISLAND, Wash. (AP) – An attempt by government wildlife experts to control seabirds at the mouth of the Columbia River
Complicated seabird problem at mouth of Columbia River Read More »
SCRANTON, Pa. (AP) – Pennsylvanians overwhelmingly like the natural gas industry and favor taxing it, but are divided about whether the benefits outweigh possible environmental harm, according to a new Franklin & Marshall College poll released Wednesday. They also strongly oppose opening more state forest land to drilling and think drilling has improved the state’s
Pennsylvania residents like gas industry, but have worries Read More »
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) – A Juneau, Alaska, woman says she knows it was stupid to punch a black bear in the snout to save her dog. But Brooke Collins says the attack happened so fast that all she could think about is keeping her dachshund, Fudge, from being killed. The 22-year-old says as soon as
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