Opening the fishing season a week earlier and increasing the costs of fishing and hunting licenses are two proposals that likely will be on the table next week when state lawmakers begin work on a
Critics panned an omnibus environment bill the Minnesota House passed last week, contending it laid waste to laws protecting Minnesota’s wetlands.
With budget uncertainty seeping into nearly every crevice of federal government, the security blanket of assured funding is a luxury – no matter its level.
Two conservation officers with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) have recently been promoted, the agency said.
Montana laws prohibit the capture, feeding, possession and harassment of wildlife—both game and nongame species—necessary in part to curb the human tendency to “help” newborn wildlife.
A particularly successful night of bowfishing left one southeast-Missouri man with a state record and another thinking about what might have been.
Two men arrested by Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) officers received stiff penalties after pleading guilty to robbing lobster traps in the Florida Keys.
When he launched his 17-foot Hydrosport on Hiwassee Reservoir on the morning of March 31, Tyler Shields expected he’d catch a few largemouth bass, maybe a smallmouth bass or two.
When O.H. Ivie, the West Texas reservoir now below 20 percent capacity, produced Toyota ShareLunker 535 March 25, some people assumed the catch was an aberration.
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