Iowa’s inaugural dove season begins Thursday. Doves can be found in all 99 Iowa counties, with highest populations in the Loess Hills and southern three tiers of counties. Every DNR wildlife management district planted food plots for doves and have worked to get those areas ready to provide the bare terrain and scattered seed doves […]
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Iowa’s new hunting access program has enrolled 10 sites in nine counties opening 1,366 acres of private land to hunters, beginning Sept. 1. The program is part of the U.S. Department of Agriculture farm bill. The Iowa DNR was awarded a $1.5 million grant by the USDA to test a pilot program. The program provides
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Prairie chickens are a prized game bird where they are still hunted, and prized by bird watchers wherever they occur. This summer, we have some good news from one corner of prairie chicken country: Missouri… KANSAS CITY, MO – Missouri’s endangered prairie chickens got a major lift this summer from dry weather in June and
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I doubt the pros and cons of Marcellus Shale drilling will be settled anytime soon. One side contends that gas drilling carries minimal impact, won’t contaminate water and the environment, and brings with it huge economic gains. Those with concerns about drilling argue that the practice does contaminate groundwater, is an intrusion on the environment
Coming face to face with gas-drilling ‘impact’ Read More »
You always wonder whether pro-gun politicians are actually gun owners, hunters, shooters. Not so with New Mexico governor Susanna Martinez, who reportedly scored a perfect 100 during the shooting qualification while re-upping her concealed-carry permit. Yet another hat-tip to Outdoor News blogger J.R. Absher and his Outdoor Pressroom, for letting us know about this. The
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Missouri Department of Conservation biologists recently began the second year of a blue catfish study at Truman Lake and Lake of the Ozarks as regulations are considered to protect intermediate-sized fish from overharvest and boost the numbers of larger catfish. The goal is to gather data for a three-year study on blue catfish sizes, population
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In this age of trail cams and cell phone cameras, it’s getting more difficult for Bigfoot or any other wild creature to roam the earth undocumented. Mountain lions – particularly young males searching for a place to call their own – keep showing up in photographic evidence, such as this one that comes to us
Verified Cougar Sighting in Vernon Parish, Louisiana Read More »
“WHERE THE CHILDREN PLAY: DISCOVERING, CREATING AND USING OUTDOOR SPACES” CONCORD, N.H. — Registration is now open for the New Hampshire Children in Nature conference “Where the Children Play: Discovering, Creating and Using Outdoor Spaces” on October 5, 2011, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., at Cody Outdoor and Conference Center in Freedom, N.H. Participants
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WALDEN, Colo. – Colorado Parks and Wildlife has completed a reclamation project at Lake John, setting the stage for a rejuvenated fishery that will be open for angling in early September. Lake John is located northwest of Walden along CO Road 7A. “The success we have had with the reclamation is like a reset button
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