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First bighorn sheep documented on overpasses

Years of research, planning, and development showed early signs of success when video and still photographs captured two rams crossing the recently completed wildlife overpasses near the Hoover Dam. It marks a small, but significantly

Single bobcat takes down buck

And it’s all caught on camera! Posted here are all 14 trail camera photos submitted by Outdoor News reader Brady Peterson, of New London, Wisconsin. The photos, taken on Peterson’s land in Shawano County, WI,

MD: DNR announces limited reopening of striped bass gill net fishery

Enforcement Patrols, Poaching Investigations Intensify With an estimated 200,000 pounds of the State’s February quota remaining, the Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) will reopen the February striped bass gill net fishery on Friday, February

Up to 8,000 anglers expected at MO trout park opener

Missouri’s trout parks will be well-stocked on opening day. You can’t see it now, but a trout-fishing tide is rising. Missourians are rummaging around in basements and garages, patching waders, tying flies and checking fishing

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