Bend, Ore. (AP) – As wolves spread into Central Oregon, advocates and opponents continue to debate their value. Some say the animals, eradicated from the state decades ago, will help bring the ecosystem into better
Applications for Prairie Spring Turkey, Black Hills Spring Turkey, Custer State Park Spring Turkey, Archery Spring Turkey, and Lake Francis Case Paddlefish Snagging seasons are now being accepted on-line at http://gfp.sd.gov/licenses/general-hunt-fish/default.aspx Applications for these seasons
DENVER – The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission will set season dates for 2012 big game hunting seasons and establish license numbers for bighorn sheep and mountain goat seasons during its monthly meeting on Jan.
Montpelier, Vt. (AP) – A scientist studying the mysterious fungal ailment killing millions of bats across Vermont, New York and other states says the experiences of European bats that have been infected with a similar
Billings, Mont. (AP) – White-tailed deer populations in parts of eastern Montana and elsewhere in the Northern Plains could take years to recover from a devastating disease that killed thousands of the animals in recent
Upcoming hunting and fishing events in North Dakota. February 2012 15: Spring turkey application deadline March 2012 10: Spring crow season opens 28: Moose, elk and bighorn sheep application deadline
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department’s Becoming an Outdoors-Woman program has openings for one-day winter workshops Jan. 26-27 at Cross Ranch State Park, Center, and Feb. 24, 25 and 26 at Lake Metigoshe State
A Youth Waterfowl Permit is a type of limited entry permit that is required in order to participate in some designated youth only waterfowl hunts. Click theApplication Worksheetbutton at the bottom of the page for
Spokane, Wash. (AP) – The appointment of an Eastern Washington environmentalist to the Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission has upset some rural officials, who say their small-town values are unfairly being pushed aside in favor
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