The closure notice for hunts came shortly after Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks officials received word that the pre-established harvest quota and sub-quota for the districts had been met
Hunters may soon be able to use blood-tracking dogs to find wounded deer in Oklahoma
Most hunters were after mule deer, which are rebounding well from recent lows. And although it’s a younger age class of deer right now, hunters reportedly were happy with their opportunities
His artwork was previously featured on the 2016 turkey stamp, and he also has won Minnesota contests for the walleye stamp and the trout and salmon stamp
Statewide, the grants will provide funding to expand South Dakota’s Elk Hunting Access Program
As of Tuesday afternoon, 247 bobcats had been harvested, with a quota of 275.
The discovery will not change the current boundaries of the disease management zone, which is designated deer permit area 603 — special hunt begins Saturday, Dec. 31, in the permit area and concludes Sunday, Jan.
Eight proposals from DU and partners will provide $32.8 million to enhance water resources, grasslands, rice lands and wetlands for waterfowl.
Whether the storm will impact ice conditions remains to be seen, but agencies such as the Iowa Department of Natural Resources continued to preach ice safety.
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