Fed funding assured, at least for now
Staff Report
July 12, 2012
New York has, at least for the 2012-13 fiscal year, avoided the loss of millions in dollars in federal funds due to a lack of state budget language
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Idaho wolf hunt continues on private lands
Site Staff
July 6, 2012
Idaho’s wolf hunting season ended Sunday, but the hunt continues on private lands in the northern panhandle region.
New Mexico to sell unclaimed big-game hunting licenses
Site Staff
July 6, 2012
State officials open a sale next week for more than 6,000 deer, elk and javelina hunting licenses.
Louisiana's Department of Wildlife and Fisheries proposes duck hunting dates
Site Staff
July 6, 2012
Louisiana’s Department of Wildlife and Fisheries has proposed duck hunting dates for the 2012-2013 season.
Leftover Wyoming hunting licenses go on sale July 10
Site Staff
July 6, 2012
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department will offer leftover licenses for elk, deer and antelope to the public.
Longtime deer hunter brings hunt to him
Site Staff
July 6, 2012
You won’t find Ron Manning in the record books. That’s because he has never killed a record-book buck.
Kentucky high schools adding new sport: bass fishing
Site Staff
July 6, 2012
Hooked by a neighboring state’s success, Kentucky is gearing up for its inaugural season of high school bass fishing.
High court agrees to hear Division of Wildlife appeal
Site Staff
July 5, 2012
The Ohio Supreme Court will review a lower court’s decision reinstating statements made by the five current or former DNR Division of Wildlife employees to a state watchdog agency investigating possible wrongdoing by a wildlife
Keith Creagh tapped to head Michigan DNR
Site Staff
July 5, 2012
In one of the quickest turnarounds in recent history, Rodney Stokes is out as DNR director and Keith Creagh is in
