The Department of Fish and Game (DFG) encourages its vast and varied constituents to actively participate in the California Fish and Wildlife Strategic Vision. At a meeting today in Sacramento, the Executive Committee of the
A Florida man pleaded guilty last week to three counts of illegally importing and possessing wild pigs in Kentucky. State law prohibits persons from possessing and importing wild pigs, or releasing them to run free.
The Arizona Game and Fish Department completed its portion of the forensic necropsy of a bear that is believed to have attacked a woman in Pinetop on Tuesday. The necropsy included both an extensive external
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources issues a weekly fishing report on Thursdays in an effort to provide the latest information heading into the weekend. The weekly fishing report is compiled from information gathered from
LINCOLN, Neb. – Women are invited to attend the Beyond Becoming an Outdoors-Woman muzzleloader classes in July, according to the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission. There will be a different topic each Wednesday. The classes,
LINCOLN, Neb. – Learn the basics of night catfishing at a Becoming an Outdoors-Woman workshop July 15 at Branched Oak State Recreation Area. The workshop will focus on catfishing techniques from a boat and the
LINCOLN, Neb. – Shoot a handgun or a rifle for the first time at a First Shots seminar July 16 at Platte River State Park, according to the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission. This free
Following is a listing of Nebraska Game and Parks Commission events in July: July 1 – National Park Service Program, Niobrara State Park (SP) July 1-31 – Paddlefish snagging permit application period July 2-3 –
Officials believe they caught the bear responsible A Gilbert, Arizona woman was attacked by an adult male black bear while walking her dog in Pinetop late Tuesday evening, June 28. The attack occurred near Sports
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