John Nichols shattered the Alabama blue catfish record with a 120-pound, 4-ounce fish. Nichols, who lives in Tuscaloosa, caught the behemoth from Holt Reservoir on March 9, 2012.
Trappers from U.S. Department of Agriculture Wildlife Services with help from Idaho Fish and Game, on April 22, euthanized a three-year old female grizzly that had come out of hibernation and started getting into garbage
A total of 682 any-deer bow licenses were available for nonresidents. The North Dakota Game and Fish Department began issuing them April 1.
The bighorn sheep population in southwestern North Dakota has stabilized, thanks to the mild winter.
A decades-old fight is brewing again over legislation to ban the use of dog packs to chase bears and bobcats up trees so a hunter can kill them.
We’ve all rushed our spring gobbler setups and paid little attention to how our decoys were set beyond making sure they were upright and would remain that way.
About six years ago, the Pennsylvania Game Commission declared war on feral swine – also known as wild boar or feral pigs.
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation has donated $51,000 for government efforts to control the gray wolf population in Montana.
Fishing license sales in Iowa have hit a record for the past decade as anglers taking advantage of the warm weather to hit prime fishing spots gave a state wildlife fund a much-needed boost in
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