After the first Super Hunt drawing of 2011, 26 lucky hunters won the hunt of their dreams. Winners of Super Hunt tags for a deer, elk, pronghorn or moose can take an animal in any
Anthony J. Mayer, of Twin Falls, was sentenced in Blaine County magistrate court on Friday, June 3, after pleading guilty to three misdemeanors stemming from a hunting trip in 2009. Mayer was charged with hunting
CONCORD, N.H. — The annual drawing to select the lucky hunters who will be offered a permit to hunt moose in New Hampshire this fall will be held on Friday, June 17, at 9:00 a.m.
MONTROSE, Colo. — Anglers are invited to discuss issues and concerns with Colorado Division of Wildlife staff at an open house in Montrose, June 23. Division aquatic biologists Dan Kowalski and John Alves will be
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) – A 140-pound mountain lion that was struck and killed by a car in Connecticut was likely a captive animal that escaped or was released, environmental officials said on Monday, June
Oregon anglers now have until the end of June to fish for hatchery spring chinook on the lower Umatilla River. High waters and a wet spring have limited anglers from catching the available harvest allocation.
Stocking rates increasing at Show Low and Pinetop-Lakeside area waters To make up for angling opportunities lost at White Mountains lakes and streams impacted by the current Wallow Fire, the Arizona Game and Fish Department
The final school bell has rung … and moms and dads everywhere are scrambling to figure out how to keep the kids active and entertained for the next several months. But parents, take heart –
The Arizona Game and Fish Department’s Wildlife Emergency Treatment Center will be located at the Eagar Rodeo Grounds beginning on Tuesday, June 14, although the center is able to receive calls now. The Center is
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