PRICE, UT-Scofield Reservoir is on the verge of losing its ice cap. As of April 3rd, there was three feet of open water that ringed the shoreline. Another patch of open water was observed on
DENVER – Artist Richard Clifton won his first Colorado waterfowl stamp art contest in 2010. And now he’s won his second in 2011. Clifton’s rendering of three green-winged teal was recently selected to grace the
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) – Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback is planning a new event in November to open the state’s pheasant season and promote hunting. The Ringneck Classic will bring business and community leaders from across
These Arizona fishing reports are long and loaded with detailed information on specific bites on specific waters… here’s to your great day on the water! Here’s a piece of great news — we surveyed Tempe
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife and several local partners will host a free fishing event for kids at the McNary Channel Ponds near Hermiston on Saturday, April 9 from 10 a.m. to noon.
Oregon and Washington fishery managers announced yesterday the closure of sturgeon retention in the John Day Reservoir of the Columbia River effective 12:01 a.m. April 10, 2011. The 2011 white sturgeon harvest quota is 500
DNREC’s Division of Fish and Wildlife is seeking volunteers to help remove non-native vines that have invaded a section of the Blackbird Reserve Wildlife Area near Smyrna. The volunteer removal effort runs from 1 to
DURHAM, N.H. — An area off the coast of New Hampshire will be closed to the use of recreational and commercial gear capable of catching cod in May and June of 2011. Starting in 2012,
Now is the time to begin planning shelterbelts and food plots for next winter, says the Iowa DNR. Food plots of corn, sorghum, or other grains are used by all kinds of wildlife to help
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