Mountain lion shot in Boise, Idaho
Site Staff
May 23, 2012
Officials with Boise State University say a mountain lion that has been seen in southeast Boise over the past couple of days has been shot and killed.
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Sportsmen get the opportunity to donate to Arkansas Hunters Feeding the Hungry through license sales
Site Staff
May 23, 2012
Beginning this week, sportsmen will have the option to donate $1 to Arkansas Hunters Feeding the Hungry when they purchase their Arkansas Game and Fish Commission license.
Mountain Lion Visits Boise, Idaho
Site Staff
May 21, 2012
A young mountain lion was spotted at two different locations near Boise’s Broadway Bridge early this morning.
Grizzly trapping to start in Montana's Madison Range
Site Staff
May 21, 2012
Wildlife officials plan to trap grizzly bears in southwestern Montana starting Monday and are warning outdoor enthusiasts to be aware of possible increased bear activity.
Elk restoration project begins in southwestern Virginia
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May 21, 2012
More than 200 spectators watched the transfer of 11 elk to a 5-acre holding pen on a reclaimed strip mine site Friday in Buchanan County.
Wyoming Game & Fish catches illegal antler collectors
Site Staff
May 21, 2012
Wyoming Game and Fish Department game wardens caught several people illegally collecting shed antlers in southwest Wyoming last month.
Oklahoma student archers help break world record and bring home high ranks in competition
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May 21, 2012
The popularity of archery among school-aged students continues to grow through the National Archery in Schools Program and even through books and movies that are popular among youth such as The Hunger Games, and The
Illinois Crossbow laws may be in for overhaul
Site Staff
May 17, 2012
Bowhunter groups fighting the proposed legislation, which would open up crossbow hunting in the state, were dealt a blow this month when the bill literally rose from the dead and ran off.
CRP, similar conservation programs would take hits
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May 17, 2012
Washington — In a move interpreted by some as a sign an updated federal Farm Bill may be on the immediate horizon, the Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry unveiled a bill authors say
