Those who know the history of wildlife conservation in America know that hunters, anglers, and shooters pay almost all of the freight. One large contributor to conservation support comes in the form of federal excise
Triggered by a “perfect storm” of extended droughts, warm winters, and old, dense forests, mountain pine beetle populations have exploded across a landscape of lodgepole pine trees throughout Colorado and southeastern Wyoming. Photo: USDA Forest
Seward; Looking for ways to get your kids out this summer? Try a Kids Fishing Day. First Lake in Seward is open for four consecutive days beginning the third Thursday in May for anglers 15
Despite excellent game surveys, good precipitation and increasing populations of deer, the Nevada Board of Wildlife Commission voted to reduce the allocation of mule deer buck tags statewide at its May 14 meeting in Reno.
This Friday through Sunday, admission to any South Dakota State Park is free. Plus, enjoy free fishing statewide. And if you don’t have any fishing gear, just ask the park – several have equipment you
By “rescuing” an injured or apparently abandoned baby wild animal, you may doing the opposite of what you seek to accomplish, and breaking the law. This time of year, thousands of animals are born in
This report is based on information from anglers, local tackle shops, spot creel surveys and fish manager’s observations. It is a general summary of what others are saying about what fish are being caught and
DENVER — Brush-area families are invited to take part in the annual Jake’s Conservation Field Day at Doty Park on Saturday, June 4. Presented in partnership between the Colorado Division of Wildlife, the National Wild
PIERRE, S.D. – A late spring and unpredictable weather did not keep the South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Department fisheries staff from conducting annual egg operations that are needed to meet the state’s fish-stocking
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