National Fishing

Billings – Wolves killed 11 sheep and injured five more south of Two Dot Thursday, USDA Wildlife Services officials have confirmed. Wolves in the Lebo Peak pack, which formed in 2008, were believed responsible for

Jackson – The Commission of the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks recently approved a 15-fish daily limit and 10-inch minimum size on crappie in Horn Lake, also called Lakeview, in Desoto County. Horn

Lincoln, Neb. – The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission removed 15 feral pigs from Harlan County Reservoir Feb. 24 and 25 to keep them from becoming a threat to domestic and wild animals, crops and

Richmond, VA – The Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries (VDGIF) announced that Cale L. Godfrey was named assistant director of the VDGIF Wildlife Division. Mr. Godfrey filled the vacancy created when Bob Ellis

Book Cliffs — A five-point bull elk was shot, hidden and left to rot in the Book Cliffs in east central Utah recently. Now wildlife officers are looking for help to solve the case. “On

New London, Conn. (AP) — Catching a Connecticut moose takes lots of patience, a quick and steady hand at the tranquilizer dart-gun trigger – especially from a cramped two-person helicopter getting tossed by the wind

Nelson, Wis. (AP) — The Wisconsin DNR is planning to strap small GPS units on golden eagles over the next three years to see where the birds go when they migrate from western Wisconsin and

Annapolis, Md. – Maryland Department Natural Resources (DNR) Secretary John R. Griffin announced today that the Department has decided to withdraw the Limited Crab Catcher (LCC) component of the Department’s 2009 blue crab regulatory proposal.

Alliance, Neb.— Panhandle anglers will need to check the 2009 Nebraska Fishing Guide brochure available from local permit vendors and Nebraska Game and Parks Commission offices for regulation changes that will impact Panhandle waters, according