Vernon, Utah (AP) – Bill Keebler knows coyotes. He can follow their tracks, even in deer trails, and he knows their scat and wily ways. And for a price, he’ll help you kill one. “They
Traverse City, Mich. (AP) – Michigan wildlife officials say it appears that slightly more deer were killed in this year’s firearms hunting season than during the same period in 2010. The Department of Natural Resources
Helena, Mont. (AP) – Montana on Thursday extended its wolf hunt to Feb. 15 as the number of predators killed so far has fallen far short of the quota of 220 animals. The state’s Fish,
Lapeer, Mich. (AP) – After his hunting buddy missed, Jeff Kerr says he couldn’t resist: He shot a 13-point trophy buck on his grandmother’s land in Lapeer County, a deer with a generous rack. “This
Sioux Falls, S.D. (AP) – A program that offers reward money for tips about illegal hunting or fishing in South Dakota paid out $8,725 last year. Turn In Poachers is run through the state Department
While southwestern North Dakota is on the edge of the sage grouse’s native range, the state still has an important role in improving long-term prospects for this large upland bird. North Dakota Lieutenant Governor Drew
It’s that time of year again, and here’s an idea for the outdoors person on your list. Go to any Idaho Fish and Game regional office around the state and buy them a gift certificate
Idaho Fish and Game is working on recommendations for furbearer and upland game hunting season rules, except sage-grouse, for 2012-13 and 2013-14. Final recommendations will be presented to the Idaho Fish and Game Commission at
With the opening of the spring harvest season Sunday, January 1, steelhead fishing in Idaho continues through the winter on parts of the Clearwater, Salmon, Little Salmon, Snake and Boise rivers. The steelhead limit is
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