A local conservation organization is hosting a sportsmen-tailored event that offers a chance to pick up new outdoor merchandise while supporting wildlife conservation efforts in Oklahoma. The Oklahoma Station Chapter of Safari Club International’s 27th
South Dakota’s mountain lion hunting season might soon be coming to a close.
Year – Around Seasons: Badger, fox, and coyote firearms, traps, archery, and pursue with hounds. Beaver and raccoon firearms, traps, archery, underwater cable device, and pursue with hounds (raccoons only). For more information on seasons
State law requires permanent fish houses to be removed from North Dakota waters by midnight March 15. Nancy Boldt, water safety coordinator for the state Game and Fish Department, said anglers should exercise caution because
Anglers are reminded that North Dakota’s darkhouse spearfishing season closes March 15. Individuals who would still like to get out for the first time this year must register with the North Dakota Game and Fish
OSHKOSH, Wis. (AP) _ The sturgeon spearing season will soon end, with low harvest numbers expected. The state Department of Natural Resources reports spearers harvested 22 fish Saturday. That makes the season total 306 fish
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks offers hunter education on the Internet to anyone 18 years and older. State law requires anyone born after Jan. 1, 1985 to take a hunter education course and complete a
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks reminds all black bear hunters it is their responsibility to avoid mistakenly shooting a grizzly bear during the state’s upcoming spring black bear hunt. Montana’s spring black bear hunting season
Hunting Montana’s spring male turkey hunting season begins April 14 this year. The deadline to apply for a Montana spring turkey permit in some Montana counties is March 8. The Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks
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