It’ll be “all hands on deck” during the July 4th holiday weekend as state game wardens take to crowded and in some cases dangerously low Texas lakes to enforce boating laws. “Realizing the potential danger
If you like to follow emerging research and scientific literature relating to fish and wildlife, check out the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s Journal of Fish and Wildlife Management. Vol 2, Issue 1 is now
Hunters may apply for a reserved hunt online by visiting www.IndianaOutdoor.IN.gov and clicking on the “Register for a Reserved Hunt” link, beginning July 1. The online method is the only way to apply. All applicants
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources has partnered with the Atlantic Coast Chapter of the Maryland Saltwater Sportsmen’s Association (MSSA) to conduct a survey to assess the recreational flounder catch rate. Beginning in July, MSSA
The Sport License Finder tool will help hunters find the types of licenses or stamps needed to pursue certain sport activities. Just answer 3 simple questions; Sport, Age, Residency. The search results will display the
Here’s some science that backs up what we outdoor sportsmen and women have been saying all along: being in the rural countryside is good for the human soul. We heard about this from J.R. Absher
In support of Operation Dry Water, the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) arrested 10 boaters statewide for driving or operating a vessel while intoxicated (DWI) from Friday, June 24 to Sunday, June 26.
Donations to Farm Bureau Insurance’s Pocatello-Inkom deer fence fund matching program are at the halfway mark with one week remaining before the program ends. Farm Bureau Insurance will match up to $5,000 in individual monetary
Q. Do I need permission to fish along a side channel of the Boise River? A. No. Under Idaho law, anglers do not need permission to fish along a navigable stream as long as they
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