
Deep snow spelling trouble for Idaho’s elk, deer
Horses also fighting for survival in what has been a tough winter in the state

Horses also fighting for survival in what has been a tough winter in the state

Contract with U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Wildlife Services would remove up to 15 mountain lions and 25 bears a year on 500 square miles of the Roan Plateau over three years to see if it

Representatives at a SHOT Show meeting especially worried about CWD’s impact on white-tailed deer, which provides roughly 83 percent of the nation’s recreational hunting

Program that begins Sept. 1 pays private landowners to allow public access to their properties for recreational use — hunting in particular

The lynx that died had an identity chip indicating it was born in 2005 to a cat that had been reintroduced to the state

Hunting, angling, and conservation groups weigh in on cabinet post confirmation hearings, and – back in Minnesota – Gov. Mark Dayton launches a massive grassland and water quality effort

Thanks to the NWTF and numerous efforts and projects, the bird has gained a foothold in the state

It’s the latest skirmish in the federal government’s long and troubled effort to restore the rare Mexican gray wolf to part of their original range under the Endangered Species Act

Would fine owners of dogs that trespass on other people’s property
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