Bassmaster Classic returning to South Carolina in 2018
Site Staff
February 17, 2017
Like the Angler of the Year Championship on central Minnesota’s Lake Mille Lacs, Classic back in familiar digs on Lake Hartwell.
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Pennsylvania ducks benefit from housing assistance
Tyler Frantz
February 17, 2017
Install a few wood duck nesting boxes in Pennsylvania
With thin ice on lakes, snowmobiler and ice angler deaths on the rise in Northeast
Associated Press
February 17, 2017
Most of the accidents happened in New York state, where officials warned that, despite recent snowfalls, many lakes have not had enough cold days to develop thick enough ice.
Report: Outdoor Retailer shows to leave Utah
Staff and News Reports
February 17, 2017
After dispute over public-lands issue, two-decade run in the state will end, with Colorado a possibility to be new host.
Birds, butterfly appearances mark the early return of spring?
Steve Pollick
February 17, 2017
Pollick’s homestead place of some rare mid-winter sightings
Tracking spring light geese in North Dakota
North Dakota Game and Fish Department Reports
February 17, 2017
Hunters may call the light goose “hotline” to hear recorded information 24 hours a day, and migration reports are also posted on the North Dakota Game and Fish Department website.
Survey: Canada goose numbers down by nearly 200K in North Dakota
North Dakota Game and Fish Department Reports
February 17, 2017
After record numbers last year, above-average snow fall and below-average temperatures that began in late November continued up until the survey, which created poor wintering conditions for Canada geese and mallards.
Washington state studying wolf’s impact on other animals
Associated Press
February 17, 2017
Five-year study will assess the health of deer and elk herds in northeast Washington, where they support hunting and other recreational opportunities while providing prey for wolves and other predators.
In Nebraska, bighorn sheep tracking effort sets sights on future lambs
Nebraska Game and Parks Reports
February 17, 2017
By tracking the lambs, biologists hope to get a better idea of what is causing so many of them to die in the Pine Ridge area of Dawes and Sioux counties in northwestern Nebraska.
