The month of March is an important one for Iowa DNR personnel at the Spirit Lake Hatchery as they gear up for the yearly egg collection of northern pike, walleye, and muskellunge.
Snow and ice canceled some DNR meetings with the public earlier this week, but in Clinton County’s Dewitt, the community center was packed with nearly 50 hunters and other outdoor enthusiasts. They came to weigh
Some items for which Pheasants Forever will advocate include CRP payment caps and matching dollars for mid-contract management, and money that would support walk-in access programs, including that in Minnesota.
The meeting scheduled tonight in Onawa will go on as planned. The Iowa DNR will have that presentation available on its website www.iowadnr.gov beginning next week for review and comment.
The Wildlife Futures Program, a wildlife health partnership between the Pennsylvania Game Commission and the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine, determined that dogs can distinguish feces from CWD-infected deer from those of deer
U.S. Republican Congressman Tom Tiffany, Wisconsin’s 7th District Representative in Washington, D.C., is taking another shot at giving states the right to manage gray wolves without federal interference.
Tiffany, Congresswoman Lauren Boebert, R-Colorado, and
The Lenon Mills Dam has served as the upper boundary to the Black Bass, both smallmouth and largemouth bass, catch and release regulation in the Middle Raccoon River since it was established more than 35
Tree varieties include 23 species of native hardwoods, eight evergreen species and 15 smaller trees and shrubs. Prices range from $.70 to $1.20 per seedling. Seedlings are sold in three age classifications, and range in
At this time, there is no evidence of bears reproducing in Iowa and no active research is being conducted by the IDNR since the bear is not listed as a species that can be monitored.
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