Vermont spring turkey hunting season opens May 1
Site Staff
April 17, 2012
Vermont’s spring turkey hunting season is around the corner.
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Black Hills bighorn sheep set for recovery
Site Staff
April 17, 2012
Wildlife officials in the Black Hills say the population of bighorn sheep is recovering after a seven-year die off.
Winter hasn't loosened grip for Alaska moose
Site Staff
April 17, 2012
Record snow has fallen this year, driving more moose down from the mountain valleys into flat, wintering areas, or the most populated parts of Alaska.
Two Kansas record-breaking rainbow trout caught within three-day period
Site Staff
April 17, 2012
On March 10, Nicole Wilson of Topeka caught a rainbow trout eclipsing Melkus’ fish, and it now stands as the Kansas state record — as of this writing.
Aggressive Mule Deer Killed By Idaho Fish And Game
Site Staff
April 16, 2012
On Saturday, April 7, the Idaho Department of Fish and Game dispatched a mule deer buck near the community of Whitney.
Major East Texas Deer Poaching Case Finalized
Site Staff
April 16, 2012
State game wardens have wrapped up an extensive 16-month poaching investigation in East Texas that has netted stout fines and jail or prison sentences for four men responsible for illegally killing 30 deer in Wood
Arizona's spring spotlighting of the endangered black-footed ferret a success
Site Staff
April 16, 2012
The endangered black-footed ferret continues to shrug off its near extinction as it climbs the steep hill toward recovery.
North Dakota Game and Fish Using Airplane for Seeding WMAs
Site Staff
April 16, 2012
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department is using an airplane to seed portions of wildlife management areas south of Bismarck-Mandan and near Lake Sakakawea.
Scientist say Ticks and Lyme disease worse this season
Site Staff
April 12, 2012
Hunters in Pennsylvania and other northeastern states face a surge in Lyme disease this spring, according to federally-funded researchers
