SNOWBALL – Strategy including intense preparation and teamwork was used by Allyn Ladd for elk hunting success in the opening hours of the 2011 Arkansas season on Monday. Ladd, 36 and a Camden dentist, scored
LITTLE ROCK – Hunters lucky enough to shoot a banded duck or goose this season will have to print their own certificates of appreciation. As of Aug. 1, the Bird Banding Lab of the U.S.
Hernando, Miss. (AP) – Mississippi conservation officials want to sell more hunting licenses. So, in attempt to get more people interested in the sport, they’ve created a way for non-hunters to try hunting without investing
Clinton, Iowa (AP) – State environmental officials say they have confirmed an image captured on trail camera in Clinton County is a mountain lion. Officials with the Iowa Department of Natural Resources say the image
Reno, Nev. (AP) – State wildlife commissioners, convinced that hunting is needed to help keep Nevada’s black bear population in check, voted unanimously Saturday to make permanent the state’s bear hunting season despite critics
Islamorada, Fla. (AP) – A former Navy helicopter pilot reeled in a 455-pound swordfish during a weekend fishing excursion off the Florida Keys. Capt. Nick Stanczyk says 33-year-old John White, of Rochester, N.Y., caught what
Bismarck, N.D. (AP) – South Dakota angler Dan Stier won the National Guard FLW Walleye Tour Championship on the Missouri River in North Dakota with a final-day catch Sunday of five fish weighing a total
CARBONDALE, Colo. – A mountain lion attacked and killed a pet dog at a ski area outside of Carbondale, prompting Colorado Parks and Wildlife to remind all residents in the state to take precautions in
BRECKENRIDGE, Colo. – Colorado Parks and Wildlife is looking for information that can help identify the person or persons who illegally killed a bull elk and abandoned its carcass near Stafford Creek, approximately one mile
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