VALDOSTA, Ga. (AP) – A trophy buck beyond the wildest dreams of most hunters and outdoor enthusiasts resides just outside the Valdosta city limits, but you won’t run across him out in the wild. Rufus,
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources will allow promiscuous fishing to take place in waters bodies left behind from the 2011 Missouri River flood, beginning on Aug. 15. These waters bodies need to be completely
Sets Higher Abundance Level Requirements and Population Targets NEWPORT NEWS, VA./ANNAPOLIS, MD — A new scientific assessment of the Chesapeake Bay Blue Crab population released today indicates significantly more work needs to be done to
Aug. 8, 2011– The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) is now seeking fields to lease from private landowners for the Sept. 3 opening of the 2011-12 dove season. Since 1994, LDWF has leased
Rory’s fishing tips: Sorry the report is a little late this week, I was dealing with family medical matters. It’s time to get into a thunder bumper frame of mind. Afternoon rain showers in the
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks tested more than 1,300 deer, elk and moose collected during the 2010-2011 hunting season and did not detect chronic wasting disease in any of the animals. Montana’s detection program tests
A sign of these times: wolf hunting licenses are going on sale in Montana, beginning Monday, August 8. Licenses will be valid within 14 specifically defined wolf management units. Hunters must obtain permission to hunt
Archery hunters in Montana will have an opportunity to pursue wolves this fall beginning Sept. 3. The Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Commission approved a wolf hunting season for the fall that encompasses 14 wolf
Fallen autumn leaves transfer as much, if not more, hazardous mercury from the atmosphere to the environment as does precipitation each year, according to recent U.S. Geological Survey research. Mercury is an environmental contaminant that
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