This year in Montana, grizzly bears have shown up in places they haven’t been for decades, maybe even more than a century.
Marks the first time that the virus has been confirmed in Pennsylvania waters.
Marks the first time in a decade that efforts by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to curb livestock attacks by wolves has had lethal consequences for one of the predators.
The study reveals that since 1942 spring migration of whooping cranes occurs as many as 22 days earlier in spring and about 21 days later in fall.
While only a relative handful of sportsmen hunt them, they offer a unique upland opportunity to Michigan bird hunters.
Motorists may now pick up road-killed turkeys with DNR authorization.
All things considered, it’s shaping up to be a potentially good year for bear hunters.
Largest animal, taken on the last day of the hunt, had antler spread of 73 inches.
Extensive multi-agency search showed no other signs of the invasive; DNR also confirms zebra mussels in Lake Marion, in the city of Lakeville.
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