Agency reports that the turkey population experienced reproductive success in the summer of 2015, and combined with relatively mild winters in 2015-16 and 2016-17, it is anticipated that the spring harvest will be up from last year and above the five-year average of about 20,000 birds.
New York DEC announces opening of spring turkey season May 1 Read More »
Anglers catching a fish with a transmitter should release it unharmed.
New Jersey DEP conducting trout radio telemetry study in Big Flat Brook system Read More »
One of the rescuers figures the young female moose was chased out on the remote northeastern Minnesota lake by a local wolf pack.
Moose rescued after breaking through ice on Gunflint Trail lake Read More »
Black bears have been sighted in all 21 counties, but their population is densest in the northwestern part of the state, including Sussex, Warren, Passaic and Morris counties.
In New Jersey, precautions for potential encounters with black bears Read More »
Meanwhile, biologists throughout Lake Erie have been implanting acoustic transmitters in walleye to understand fish movements and how they relate to fishing effort and harvest.
NYSDEC exceeds target in steelhead egg take Read More »
Updates expected as New York State Department of Environmental Conservation continues to upgrade deer harvest calculation system.
Preliminary deer harvest numbers for 2016 at about 214K in New York Read More »
Season opens Saturday; more than a half-million rainbows are being stocked this spring.
Gearing up for trout season in New Jersey Read More »
This year, a total of 5,601 youth turkey permits were issued, including 106 permits for special hunt areas. Last year, 4,761 permits were issued, including 113 for special hunt areas.
Illinois youth turkey season preliminary harvest totals a record 1,541 birds Read More »
On April 1, the limit increased from two fish per day to three fish per day, putting Indiana in sync with neighboring Michigan’s bag limit.
Indiana ups daily bag limit on lake trout in Lake Michigan Read More »
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