
No wasting disease in Arizona elk or deer herds
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.
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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.

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 wildlife commissioners have approved new wolf hunting rules that will allow trappers to each kill up to three of the predators.

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.

This is a case on which the Pennsylvania Game Commission and Pennsylvania Farm Bureau agree.

The Division of Natural Resources is now taking applications for the 2012 antlerless deer season.

The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission has considered and rejected a proposal to allow unlimited hunting of mountain lions in part of the Black Hills.

North Dakota wildlife officials are anticipating a good production year for pheasants but have concerns about the population of the upland game bird long term.

The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Commission has decided to cut the number of East River deer hunting licenses this year.
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