Despite drought, more grazing unlikely soon on state WMAs
Site Staff
August 2, 2012
Some RIM-WRP, CREP could see cattle, mowers
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Sixty-day Duck Hunting Season Proposed in Mississippi Flyway
Site Staff
July 31, 2012
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service recently announced a proposed 60-day duck hunting season and six-duck daily bag limit for the upcoming 2012-13 late waterfowl season in the Mississippi Flyway
Illinois' CRP acres opened up for emergency grazing
Site Staff
July 26, 2012
Chunks of acreage in the Conservation Reserve Program are being opened up for Illinois farmers needing grazing pasture for their livestock
New York youth hunt efforts will likely be for naught
Site Staff
July 26, 2012
DEC’s efforts to establish a youth deer hunt and gauge hunter sentiment toward the Columbus Day weekend proposal were, ultimately, all for naught.
Number of pronghorn too low for hunting in North Dakota
Site Staff
July 19, 2012
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department is recommending that the pronghorn antelope hunting season stay closed after a survey shows the population is 20 lower than last year.
No wasting disease in Arizona elk or deer herds
Site Staff
July 19, 2012
Testing of nearly 1,200 deer and elk killed during Arizona’s latest hunting season shows the animals weren’t infected with chronic wasting disease.
Lesser algae bloom predicted for Lake Erie
Site Staff
July 19, 2012
In its first-ever seasonal harmful algal bloom forecast for Lake Erie, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration researchers are predicting that western Lake Erie will have a mild bloom this summer
Montana commission approves wolf trapping
Site Staff
July 19, 2012
Montana wildlife commissioners have approved new wolf hunting rules that will allow trappers to each kill up to three of the predators.
Deer on Malmstrom Air Force Base to be shot
Site Staff
July 19, 2012
Wildlife agents have started killing more than a dozen mule and white-tailed deer trapped on Malmstrom Air Force Base by perimeter fence built in 2010, with base officials saying they are a hazard to operations.
