
Utah to boost elk numbers
More elk will be heard bugling under changes sought by wildlife managers to increase herds across much of Utah

More elk will be heard bugling under changes sought by wildlife managers to increase herds across much of Utah

A computer glitch has resulted in incomplete totals from data submitted online by Sitka blacktail deer hunters around Alaska, according to state officials
Lake Ontario and tributaries Up and down the lakeshore, reports were coming in of successful salmon and trout outings. On the Niagara Bar at the drop-off in 50 to 80 feet of water, John Van
Depending upon what style of shotgun you prefer, a rooster has between one and five shots to evade your pellets. This numbers game got my baseball mind wondering about batting averages and shooting percentages. If

Bonner County officials who want federal protections removed from woodland caribou have hired the law firm that successfully argued before the U.S. Supreme Court a northern Idaho couple’s wetlands dispute.

West Virginia is giving hunters incentives to kill female deer instead of bucks in a move to reduce the animal’s population.

Two state record fish were caught recently from the Ohio River, according to Frank Jezioro, Director of the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources.

Efforts to keep an invasive species out of Lake Michigan will get a boost from a new barrier set up along a Michigan City creek.

A judge has ordered three men to pay a combined $17,000 in fines and restitution for poaching seven mule deer off the Chief Joseph Highway north of Cody in 2009.
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