
Wildlife officers: tough job of finding poachers
In an office building in Omak, Dan Christensen sits in front of two computers. On one, he’s filling out a damage complaint for deer that got into a nearby orchard.
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In an office building in Omak, Dan Christensen sits in front of two computers. On one, he’s filling out a damage complaint for deer that got into a nearby orchard.

The Idaho Department of Fish and Game is decreasing the number of moose hunting tags available for northern Idaho.

A state official says he wants to push back the deer hunting season in southwest Alabama so that it goes into February.

After two lean years caused by summer drought and winter cold, it looks as if there will be plenty of crawfish for Super Bowl Sunday – one of the biggest days of the year for
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Idaho wildlife officials are considering paying private trappers to kill wolves roaming in specific hunting zones where wolves have had a significant impact on elk populations.

West Virginia hunters killed a record number of black bears last year during the archery and firearms seasons.

Hunters report killing 200 bison during the just-completed bison hunting season in northwest Wyoming.

Maine’s 2012 fall moose hunting season, now in its third decade since its revival, ended with a record 2,895 moose taken by hunters
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