CARBONDALE, Colo. – Nearly 70 family members, friends, wildlife officers and local dignitaries gathered for a private ceremony Saturday morning to honor former wildlife officer Bob Terrell, as Colorado Parks and Wildlife dedicated the former
DENVER – Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commissioners will finalize recommendations regarding the new agency’s mission statement and the composition of the merged board during its October meeting in Steamboat Springs. Commissioners will be asked to
DENVER — Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers are investigating two wildlife crimes involving pronghorn in Castle Rock and Fort Collins. The Castle Rock poaching involves a pronghorn left near Crowfoot Valley Road and Pradera Parkway
CONCORD, N.H. — The New Hampshire Fish and Game Commission will hold its next monthly meeting on Wednesday, October 19, 2011, at 1:00 p.m. at Mount Sunapee Resort in Newbury, N.H. This a change from
Oklahoma’s third black bear archery season opened Oct. 1 and closed the next day after the season quota of 20 bears was reached. The season was open in Latimer, LeFlore, Pushmataha and McCurtain counties, and
The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation is now updating sportsmen on Facebook with information about current and upcoming events, hunting dates, fishing reports, programs and more. “Facebook is a great way to reach people, and
Oklahoma youth are getting a chance this year to share their outdoor heritage to competing for an all-expense-paid outdoor getaway. According to Colin Berg, education supervisor for the Wildlife Department, the essay contest is an
Madison, Wis. (AP) – Republican legislators are planning to introduce a bill designed to get more people hunting and fishing. The proposal’s main author, state Rep. Jim Steineke of Kaukauna, says the measure would allow
Albany, N.Y. (AP) – The state Department of Environmental Conservation is asking rabbit hunters to save skulls during this fall’s hunting season. The only native cottontail east of the Hudson River in New York is
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