Deer disease outbreak worsens in South Dakota
Associated Press
October 10, 2012
State wildlife officials are eliminating unsold deer hunting licenses in southeastern South Dakota in response to a disease outbreak.
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Coyote Capers
Site Staff
October 5, 2012
This week, Offbeat Outdoors serves up a trio of unusual tales about America’s prolific wild canine, the coyote. Bass Angler Catches Coyote Onalaska, Wis., angler Darren Zumach was fishing for bass on a Mississippi River
New Record Weight Alligator Harvested in Mississippi
Site Staff
September 28, 2012
MDWFP confirmed the new record for heaviest alligator on Saturday, September 22.
On The Road, Again
Site Staff
September 27, 2012
Why did the chicken cross the road? To show the deer it could be done! Number One, With a Bumper Where do drivers have the highest odds of hitting a deer with their vehicles? According
Shut Up and Hunt
Site Staff
September 25, 2012
Earlier this week, I was chatting with television host and wingshooting legend Scott Linden. As tends to happen when two dyed-in-the-wool bird hunters gather, we traded stories about our early season upland observations, used hyperbole
A Dam Success: The National Fish Passage Program Helps Restore Streams
Site Staff
September 25, 2012
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and community partners across the nation worked together to remove or bypass 158 dams, culverts and other structures in 2011
Hydrilla Discovered in Erie Canal in North Tonawanda
Site Staff
September 25, 2012
A U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service biologist recently discovered hydrilla, a highly invasive aquatic plant, in the Erie Canal in North Tonawanda, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) announced today.
Only in Alaska
Site Staff
September 21, 2012
With good reason, our 50th state is known as “The Last Frontier.” And here are some examples of things that you’ll never see reported occurring in The Lower 48. Road-Killed Moose Delivered Fresh to Your
Reward Offered for Investigation Assistance Relating to Red Wolf Death in North Carolina
Site Staff
September 19, 2012
The U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service is requesting assistance with an investigation involving the suspected illegal take of a radio-collared red wolf that was recently found dead in Tyrrell County, NC.
