
Pheasants Forever: Ditch the mowing, roadside disturbances
Put off ditch mowing, haying, spraying and ATV operation until August to protect upland birds and other wildlife.
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Put off ditch mowing, haying, spraying and ATV operation until August to protect upland birds and other wildlife.

But according to wildlife agency, brood surveys, which begin in late July and are completed by September, provide a much better estimate of summer pheasant production and what hunters might expect for a fall pheasant

But plan to route much of California’s mightiest river into two massive tunnels poses new perils for salmon and other struggling native species, too.

Groups include Northern Cheyenne Tribe, Center for Biological Diversity and Sierra Club; say decision to lift grizzly bear protections this summer is flawed because it only involves Yellowstone grizzlies rather than West as a whole.

Michigan United Conservation Clubs passed two measures at its annual convention earlier this month to seek hunting seasons for both species.

A rare lull on the sports front for the high-schoolers provides opportunity for hot action on the water.

Whisperings from the whitefish whisperer on shorter leaders, perhaps, to put more fish in the cooler.

Document calls for focusing recovery of wolves in core areas of predators’ historic range.

The calls are growing after a live Asian carp was discovered last week in a Chicago waterway about 9 miles from Lake Michigan.
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