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
Aug. 5, 2011– The Louisiana Outdoor Writers Association (LOWA) and the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) will recognize the two 2010 Youth Hunters of the Year at the 2011 LOWA Conference Awards Banquet
Applications for Grand Pass, Eagle Bluffs and Otter Slough will be handled under Quick Draw again this year JEFFERSON CITY- Missourians who want to hunt ducks or geese on most wetland areas managed by the
Hillsdale Reservoir added to Advisory List, algae levels increase at Milford TOPEKA – Officials with the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) and the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism caution Kansas lake
August 4, 2011 – Today the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission passed a motion amending the rules by which Oyster Harvester Permits are issued for Lake Calcasieu. As required by Act 329 of the 2011
Indiana DNR’s Division of Fish & Wildlife is partnering with the Purdue Cooperative Extension Service in sponsoring venison workshops in September. A deer will be skinned, butchered, and prepared in a variety of ways to
Beginning deer hunters have a unique opportunity to participate in three bonus antlerless deer hunts that will take place on private land in Osage County (Oct 7-9, 2011), Ellis County (Dec 9-10, 2011) and Alfalfa
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