AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) – Maine is known for its big deer, and Chandler Woodcock wants everybody to know that they’re out there. Just not everywhere. But he’s attending to that. As the head custodian of
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is seeking nominations for its Game Management Advisory Council, which advises the department on issues including hunter-access opportunities, resource allocation, funding options and research projects. WDFW Director
A 17-mile stretch of the Columbia River between Bridgeport and Brewster, Washington, is about to become a hotspot for triploid trout fishing. From Aug. 1-31, anglers will be allowed to catch and keep triploid rainbow
The Commission will set 2011-12 bird hunting regulations and 2011 sport fishing regulations when it meets in Salem, Friday Aug. 5 at ODFW Headquarters, 3406 Cherry Ave NE. The meeting begins at 8 a.m. and
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) took to the air last week to release 345,000 trout in approximately 500 lakes throughout the Cascade mountain range. Rainbow, brook and cutthroat trout ranging from 1
Many of us love to hear a scary bear story told around the campfire on a starry night. Vicarious fear can be fun sometimes, but it isn’t any help if you carry it over into
This particular incident ended in relatively minor human injuries, but we found it representative of the increasingly common intersection between people, wild places, and wild animals. We are reminded that we all live on a
Delaware Governor Jack Markell and DNREC Secretary Collin O’Mara were joined by natural resource officials from Maryland and New Jersey in Philadelphia today alongside the ex-USS Arthur W. Radford for a final salute to the
Egg-laying and feeding behavior of these insects damages individual tree branches This year’s summer green is being interrupted by brown patches in Missouri’s trees, and it’s not just because of the heat. Brown leaves can
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