New plan provides hunters with new opportunities Salt Lake City – Starting this spring, bear hunters will have opportunities they’ve never had before in Utah. The new opportunities have been made possible through a new
While the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation is charged with conserving the state’s wildlife, agency officials are quick to point out the crucial role of its partners, such as the National Wild Turkey Federation who
CONCORD, N.H. — With snow and ice finally arriving in New Hampshire and a holiday weekend ahead, outdoor authorities are advising the Granite State’s backcountry visitors to “hikeSafe.” “New Hampshire is a great place for
Early ice fishing reports from many areas of the state have been promising. However, the North Dakota Game and Fish Department advises winter anglers to be cautious when moving or removing permanent fish houses and
North Dakota Game and Fish Department hunter education instructors are invited to attend one of four regional workshops scheduled in 2012. The workshops are Feb. 25 at the Hilton Garden Inn in Grand Forks; March
Now is a good time for parents with children who want to operate a boat or jet ski this summer to have them take the state’s boating basics course. State law requires youngsters ages 12-15
North Dakota citizens with an interest in supporting wildlife conservation programs are reminded to look for the Watchable Wildlife checkoff on the state tax form. The 2011 state income tax form gives wildlife enthusiasts an
Cheyenne, Wyo. (AP) – The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is pushing to change state law to allow baiting of big game animals, a tactic it says could allow hunters to lure nuisance whitetail deer
ATTENTION: Quagga and zebra mussels are a major threat to Utah waterways. Watch this video to learn more about these destructive mussels and how to decontaminate your boat. BIG SANDWASH RESERVOIR: (January 12) There are
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