Federal duck stamp contest making first visit to Wisconsin at UW-Stevens Point campus
Tim Eisele
September 11, 2017
Weekend includes state’s first decoy carving contest sponsored by Wisconsin Waterfowl Association.
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Sharp-tailed grouse, Hungarian partridge counts down significantly in North Dakota
North Dakota Game and Fish Department Reports
September 8, 2017
On the eve of the season opener for both, Game and Fish announces that sharptail numbers are down 29 percent from 2016, while partridge are down 62 percent. So, “in general, hunting will be fair
Illinois gearing up for fall trout seasons
Illinois DNR
September 8, 2017
Two weeks prior to the fall trout opener, the fall catch-and-release fly-fishing season will open at nine sites on Saturday, Oct. 7.
Targeting the cool-water, pre-turnover walleyes of mid- to late-September
Site Staff
September 8, 2017
Pre-rig your rods with multiple classic walleye setups for pursuing the trophy fish of early autumn.
The outdoor steward: Managing my woodland for wildlife and bird habitat
Tim Lesmeister
September 8, 2017
After reassessing a small forest on his summer property, the author commits to a multi-year land management strategy to help the critters.
Wyoming wild game bird farm hopes to breed sage grouse
Associated Press
September 7, 2017
Farm would be the first in the U.S. to rear greater sage grouse for release in the wild.
Analysis confirms grass carp eggs in Lake Erie tributary
Associated Press
September 7, 2017
Number of grass carp in the area is “extremely low,” which offers a chance to prevent the invasive fish from gaining a foothold.
Michigan fish passage proposal worries environmentalists
Associated Press
September 7, 2017
The passageway would potentially replace a dam on the Boardman River, which the state DNR considers a “Blue Ribbon” trout stream.
Coming soon to a Pennsylvania tree near you: the spotted lanternfly
Ron Steffe
September 7, 2017
This invasive species is spreading quickly, and without much hope of stopping its reach.
