THE DALLES, Ore. — A remote camera picked up two gray wolves in Oregon’s northern Cascade Mountains, marking the first time multiple wolves have been documented in the area since the species returned to Oregon
Indiana and Alabama are the only two states that have outreach programs to educate residents about whooping cranes.
CODY, Wyo. — Kelly Burr was driving back to Cody from a Kansas goose hunt last February and he noticed every frozen pond he passed on the highway seemed to be sprouting Christmas trees. It
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Federal authorities are investigating the death of a Mexican gray wolf as wildlife managers prepare for an annual survey of the endangered species along the Arizona-New Mexico border. Officials with the wolf
Bighorn sheep get new home at Oregon’s John Day River Basin.
Bird-watchers might see migrants tunneling into local snowbanks to avoid the season’s wind and cold.
The special hunt is designed to gather information about the distribution and prevalence of CWD in deer in an area where a mule deer taken during the 2017 general big game season tested positive for
Hunters reported harvesting 105,544 deer in Iowa for 2017, which is an increase of more than 4,100 deer from 2016, the Iowa DNR said in a news release Tuesday, Jan. 16. Iowa’s deer seasons closed
Athens, Ala. — New research on women’s participation in shooting sports shows a significant increase from previous reports, according to a recent study. Shoot Like A Girl, a leader in growing the number of females
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