
Alabama to allow night hunting of feral hogs, coyotes
It’s a move that wildlife officials hope will help control their populations.
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It’s a move that wildlife officials hope will help control their populations.

They’re vying for one of a dozen spots to help thin a herd of bison at Grand Canyon National Park.

And the fish, which was caught by a USFWS crew and could be more than 100 years old, is still out there as it was released back into the river.

It’s a different world now compared with when the 1956 six-fish bag regulation was put in place.

Time in the field is the number one learning tool for everyone.

Legislation in both the Senate and House would direct the Minnesota DNR commissioner to reduce the statewide walleye bag limit from six fish to four fish.

Backers said changes to Idaho law could help cut the wolf population from about 1,500 to 150, alleviating wolf attacks on cattle, sheep and wildlife.

The Black Lake Chapter of Sturgeon for Tomorrow is working in partnership with the Michigan DNR and tribes to protect the fish from being illegally harvested during the six-week spawning season.

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