Minnesota laws that allow nonresident trapping by those who own land in the state, but bar other out-of-staters from doing so are unconstitutional, according to a lawsuit recently filed in Ramsey County District Court on
New Mexico’s big-fish story of the summer just keeps getting bigger.
The second-longest state fish record in South Dakota, a blue catfish caught by Edward Elliot in 1959, is a thing of the past.
Hunters, anglers and fans of Illinois’ state parks have been waiting all summer to hear Gov. Pat Quinn call for a special session of the General Assembly.
While members of Congress packed their gear for trips home during an August recess, there also remained, as of last week, the matter of several pieces of legislation
A conservation officer last week killed a collared black bear in the Ely area after it entered a property and wouldn’t leave
State and federal resource agencies, and a number of conservation groups, have signed onto an aggressive, $3.6 billion plan to protect and enhance Minnesota’s prairies
Wyoming’s first-ever regulated wolf hunt – slated to kick off in about two months – probably won’t reduce the intensity of a wolf-reduction program now run by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
A state panel on Friday proposed a mountain lion hunting season that would give South Dakota hunters more time to shoot more of the big cats next winter.
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