JEFFERSON CITY Mo – Hunters age 6 through 15 checked 2,193 deer during the late youth hunt Jan. 7 and 8, bringing the total harvest for the 2011-2012 firearms deer season to 238,921 compared to
Annapolis, Md. (January 13, 2012) ─The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) confirms that there is now a statewide moratorium on the harvest of river herring ─ including blueback and alewife herring. “This fishery closure
In response to hunter concerns, Idaho Fish and Game has changed the date for its planned Wildlife Summit this fall. Fish and Game plans to convene the “Idaho Wildlife Summit” on August 24, 25 and
The MK Nature Center continues the Winter Wednesdays Lunch and Learn series from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. January 25 with “Raptors of the Boise River.” Raptor Biologist Yozora Tadehara will bring live birds and
Josh Hoisington was heading home from a fishing trip this fall and captured video of a large herd of elk on the run. “To see this sight was pretty incredible,” Hoisington said. “Seeing this elk
Q. I bought a 2011 wolf tag, but I haven’t had a chance to use it yet. Is it still good for the rest of the season? A. No. Wolf tags for 2011 are no
Trappers interested in pursuing wolves are reminded that Idaho rules require trappers complete a wolf trapper training course before they can purchase a wolf trapping tag. Upcoming courses will be in: Kooskia, January 26, Kooskia
Like the last drop of oil coming out of the ground, I thought the day the wolves came off the Endangered Species List in Minnesota was going to be long after my ashes were spread.
PHOENIX – During a routine update on the Game and Fish Department’s nongame program activities, the Arizona Game and Fish Commission – during its regularly scheduled monthly public meeting – voted unanimously to amend its
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