Regular season April 11-May 31; youth/disabled, archery seasons April 1-10 PRATT – So far, it’s been a mild winter in Kansas, but avid turkey hunters are still itching for spring, when wild turkeys gobble and
Watson Lake near Prescott is being stocked with trout this week. It’s been a few weeks since it was last stocked, so catch rates might or might not be good. But personally, I love fishing
Billings, Mont. (AP) – Bison that wander beyond designated tolerance areas in Montana could be shot by hunters outside regular hunting seasons under a proposal from wildlife officials. The proposal will be considered by Montana
Ancorage, Alaska (AP) – A top Alaska Fish and Game official has been charged with a dozen criminal hunting violations and quit his job Thursday, state officials said. The charges against Corey Rossi, director of
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks reports that about 60 percent of the statewide wolf quota of 220 wolves has been met in Montana’s 2011-2012 wolf hunting season. A total of 100 wolves were taken during
Reno, Nev. (AP) – Now that Nevada’s inaugural black bear hunt is over, state wildlife officials are proposing a shorter hunting season this year and excluding the Tahoe Basin from hunting. New regulations for the
Hunters in Montana can get an early start on making plans for the upcoming season thanks to recent license-purchase and special permit-application deadline changes. This year hunting and fishing licenses go on sale Jan. 16
Jefferson City Mo – Hunters age 6 through 15 checked 2,193 deer during the late youth hunt Jan. 7 and 8, bringing the total harvest for the 2011-2012 firearms deer season to 238,921 compared to
CLACKAMAS, Ore. – ODFW fishery managers announced today the white sturgeon retention season on the Lower Willamette River (including Multnomah Channel and the Gilbert River) will be open Feb. 17-18 and Feb. 24-25. The shortened
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