DENVER – The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission will finalize 2012 regulations for turkey hunting and receive recommendations for improving the private landowner voucher program during its monthly meeting on Thursday Nov. 10 in Burlington.
More than 250 steelhead will be stocked in the Boise River on Thursday, November 10, the first of four planned stocking efforts during the next few weeks. The fish will be stocked in the Boise
The Idaho Department Fish and Game is asking for help in determining who shot and wasted a mule deer buck found along Sandhill Road near Winchester. The entire deer was left to waste, with only
Idaho Fish and Game fisheries researchers cover lots of waters and move lots of gear, and sometimes things get left behind. On October 20, Fish and Game researchers mistakenly left behind a piece of equipment
A mountain lion was found dead Nov. 1 along HWY 81 north of Minco after having been hit by a vehicle, according to Erik Bartholomew, furbearer biologist for the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation. The
Oklahoma’s quail season opens Nov. 12 and runs through Feb. 15, providing hunters with an opportunity to hunt one of the most popular game birds in Oklahoma. The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation has conducted
Farmington, N.M. (AP) – The New Mexico Game Commission will decide this week whether to remove desert bighorn sheep from the state’s list of threatened and endangered species. The commission will meet Thursday in Farmington.
Bismarck, N.D. (AP) – Wildlife officials say hunters are nearing the early season mountain lion quota in southwest North Dakota, with the killing of the seventh lion late last week near the North Unit of
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. – Halfway through the fall rifle seasons, Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials are again warning elk hunters not to shoot moose during their hunting trips. Law enforcement officers are investigating 11 cases
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