And also according to study, along the Missouri River, anglers spent more than $47.3 million on such things as lodging, food, fuel and liquor.
Experts say the otter population is thriving, but animal welfare groups worry the expansion of trapping in the U.S. and Canada in recent decades isn’t sustainable.
Learning a tough lesson in the turkey woods.
Drawing an estimated 3,500 attendees, first such auction since 2014 raises more than $270,000 for DNR’s Game and Fish Fund.
Information collected on tagged fish tells a story of the sturgeon’s travels from when it was tagged until it was caught and reported.
There were 28 outdoors-related bills during the 2017 legislative session, 11 of which were passed by both chambers and signed into law.
Initially, the fish kill was mostly gizzard shad, but now is widening to more species and is likely to affect tens of thousands of fish.
Salmon prices will likely rise because of decreased sockeye catches and lower farmed salmon production.
Man’s strategies to attract birds include growing native plants that produce a variety of berries, seeds and nuts.
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