Young Angler Lands Maryland Record Grouper
Site Staff
August 17, 2012
Two anglers caught Maryland record setting snowy grouper fish last month, earning each of them recognition as 2012 State record achievers.
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Golf Hazards of The Wild Variety
Site Staff
August 17, 2012
At some courses, sand bunkers and water aren’t the only hazards faced by golfers. Bear Attack Par for the Course? At 300 pounds and standing 6 feet and change, Hardyston, New Jersey golf course groundskeeper
Brown booby of the tropics sets up home on Arkansas' Lake Norrell
Site Staff
August 16, 2012
Not since the ivory-billed woodpecker of 2004 has a bird generated such excitement in Arkansas as the interestingly named brown booby.
Another monster muskie, another state record at New Mexico's Bluewater Lake
Site Staff
August 13, 2012
New Mexico’s big-fish story of the summer just keeps getting bigger.
South Dakota's Long-Standing Blue Catfish State Record Falls
Site Staff
August 13, 2012
The second-longest state fish record in South Dakota, a blue catfish caught by Edward Elliot in 1959, is a thing of the past.
Links fromThe Nature Page
Site Staff
August 13, 2012
For the sounds of the Warbling Vire, click here.
Pilfering Plants is Poaching, Too
Site Staff
August 9, 2012
If you associate poaching only with those ne’er-do-wells who take game animals illegally or out-of-season, here are some examples of another type of outdoor thief—the plant poacher. Rooting Out Root Poachers Investigators in Ohio believe
Wyo. wolf hunt unlikely to stop problem animals
Site Staff
August 8, 2012
Wyoming’s first-ever regulated wolf hunt – slated to kick off in about two months – probably won’t reduce the intensity of a wolf-reduction program now run by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
South Dakota panel proposes boost in mountain lion hunting
Site Staff
August 8, 2012
A state panel on Friday proposed a mountain lion hunting season that would give South Dakota hunters more time to shoot more of the big cats next winter.
