Albany – Hunters in New York could have a new reason to head afield in the coming years if a state sportsmen’s group has its way. The New York State Conservation Council has been lobbying
Clayton, N.Y. – A pair of huge muskies caught last month in the St. Lawrence River have once again fueled talk that a world record fish is swimming in that popular water. Daniel Polniak, Jr.,
Springfield – Almost true to script, the second firearms deer hunting season ended with absolutely no surprises. Unless you count a 30-point doe as unexpected. Yes, included in the 31,259 deer taken during the Dec.
Springfield, Ill. – Who has been running DNR’s Fisheries Division in the wake of Steve Pallo’s retirement this summer? The answer is Debbie Bruce, who was promoted to acting chief following Pallo’s June 30 departure.
Even though snow is just starting to fall in Utah, one group of Utahns-the state’s turkey hunters-are already preparing for next spring! You can apply at wildlife.utah.gov. Your application must be received no later than
New rules, license fees and application methods will require New Mexico hunters to do some homework before planning their hunts for the 2012-13 seasons. Dramatic changes adopted by the State Legislature or approved by the
LAMAR, Colo. – Thirsty Thurston Reservoir got a much needed drink of water thanks to a partnership between Colorado Parks and Wildlife, the Fort Lyon Canal Company and Colorado Springs Utilities. Approximately 1,000 acre-feet of
ATTENTION: Quagga and zebra mussels are a major threat to Utah waterways. Watch this video to learn more about these destructive mussels and how to decontaminate your boat. BEAR LAKE: (December 14) Anglers report fair
The following report is a compilation of state reports and waterfowl surveys from across Arkansas. This report provides a look at habitat conditions across the state. Abundance of water good news, bad news for hunters
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