In recognition of his lasting contributions to the development of firearm design and the military defense of the United States, the Utah State Legislature has officially designated January 24, 2011 as John M. Browning Day.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) – Another year has passed and the effort to return the endangered Mexican gray wolf to the Southwest is no closer to marking success than when federal wildlife officials first set out
DENVER, CO – The Colorado Wildlife Commission has directed the state Division of Wildlife (DOW) to draft a regulation that would prohibit the hunting of bears in their dens. Commissioners were asked to consider adopting
Being the best can attract the worst and Iowa’s conservation officers get to see it all. As Iowa’s reputation as the premier place to hunt trophy whitetail deer has grown, it has not only attracted
If you’re unemployed, you might consider a career change in pursuit of large bluefin tuna. Word is that a couple restaurant owners in Tokyo and Hong Kong pooled their resources and picked up a monster
Do you love fly fishing for trout? Did you read Norman Maclean’s A River Runs Through It or see the movie? Depending on who you talk to, the book and the movie are either credited
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) – New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson says he has declined to issue a pardon to Old West outlaw Billy the Kid, who died in 1881. The prospect of a pardon for
Did you follow the story of the Columbia Falls, Montana high school student who apparently forgot she had a hunting rifle (cased and unloaded) in her locked trunk and parked in the school parking lot?
Debate about whether animal species should be officially listed as endangered or threatened under the Endangered Species Act (ESA) becomes heated, emotional, contentious. We see regular discussions about wolves, mice, birds, polar bears and more.
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