National Fishing

Friday the 13th proved unlucky for four South Carolina anglers when a Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) officer seized their entire catch of 1,268 freshwater fish. The case is believed to be the

Q. Isn’t it about time to apply for controlled hunts? A. It is time to think about choices for 2009 controlled hunts. Applications for moose, mountain goat and bighorn controlled hunts are accepted April 1

Nashville – The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Commission held its March meeting on Wednesday, the first with Ed Carter presiding as Executive Director of the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency. The meeting was conducted in a special

Concord, N.H. – If you want to hunt moose in New Hampshire this fall, enter the lottery and try your luck on the adventure of a lifetime. Applications for the lottery cost $15 for residents

A syndrome that attacks hibernating bats is much more severe in Connecticut this winter than last and will lead to a dramatic reduction in the size of the state’s bat population this summer, according to

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is proposing the FWP Commission acquire the Neal Ranch, comprising 3,278 acres, along the Rocky Mountain Front and add it to the Sun River Wildlife Management Area, which it adjoins.

The Department of Game and Fish will conduct roadblocks throughout the state during spring and fall hunting seasons to collect harvest data and to apprehend wildlife law violators. Conservation officers also will check for compliance

With more than 100 bidders from New York to Oregon, the Idaho Fish and Wildlife Foundation’s 19th Annual 2009 On-Line Trip Auction was a great success. The auction brought in more than $15,000 with the

Palisades, N.Y. (AP) – Authorities say they’re investigating unconfirmed sightings of one or possibly two large cat-like animals prowling the New York suburbs. Residents of Palisades have reported seeing what they say looked like black