Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Commission to take another look at a proposal to set aside a week each year for shooting a limited number of bears that dogs have chased
Georgia wildlife officials say turkey populations are strong in most regions of the state ahead of the start of the March 24 hunting season.
Fewer moose, elk and bighorn sheep hunting licenses are being made available in North Dakota this year.
Yellowstone National Park is increasing its fishing permit fees slightly this season.
The new 2012 Delaware Fishing Guide has arrived with a colorful splash at fishing license dealers throughout the state, including many hardware, sporting goods and bait and tackle shops.
Sportsmen/women, wildlife enthusiasts, and other members of the public are invited to a meeting on Thursday, March 22, 6-9 p.m. at the Arizona Game and Fish Department at 5000 W. Carefree Highway in Phoenix, to
Anglers planning to fish the Missouri River this spring should take notice of which boat ramps are accessible.
Hunters, trappers and anglers are reminded that new fishing and furbearer licenses are required April 1.
The DEP’s Division of Fish and Wildlife next week will start stocking more than 100,000 hatchery-raised trout for anglers to pursue in all of the state’s 21 counties beginning April 7, the opening day of
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