JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) – Most Missouri hunting and fishing permits will be available to purchase and print over the Internet starting in March. The state Department of Conservation says its new system, called e-Permits,
CASPER, Wyo. (AP) – The 2011 Walk-in Area Fishing Atlases are now available at Game and Fish offices and license agencies throughout the state. The atlas contains maps which show the fishing areas and list
HELENA, Mont. (AP) – A House committee stopped a bill Friday to make allowances for bringing guns on school grounds, as concerns over guns at schools trumped worries that students were being treated too harshly
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) – The 2011 schedule of Family Fishing Nights begins on May 1 at Youngman Lake in Omaha. Sponsored by the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission, the events offer an opportunity for people
As if Forrest Gump’s mom needed to be proved right again, it turns out that photos you get with a trail cam are like a box of chocolates, too. You truly never know what you’re
In many ways, spring turkey hunting is all about the stage of the breeding season. In early spring, before most wild turkey hens become receptive to the advances and invitations of gobblers, it’s way easier
When it comes to managing wolves in the West, things are getting testy. To summarize the situation, leaders in some states are growing increasingly impatient while campaigning for the federal government to lift Endangered Species
Iowa wildlife officials have been tracking elk in and around the Yellow River State Forest that are likely escapees from a captive herd in Allamakee County. One elk was killed by state conservation officers last
EUREKA SPRINGS, Ark. (AP) – The Eureka Springs Parks and Recreation Commission is concerned about pigs – not the Razorbacks of the University of Arkansas athletic programs, but feral hogs that can ruin crops and
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