Biologists with the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation are urging waterfowl hunters to “think geese and cranes” between now and Nov. 27, as large numbers of early migrants have flocked into southwest and western portions
We’re writing today because we want your input as we plan future BEYOND Becoming an Outdoors-Woman (BOW) workshops for New Hampshire. We are inviting you to take this short survey either because you’ve attended a
PIERRE, S.D. – A dozen lucky South Dakota schools have hit the “bulls-eye” in obtaining grants from funding procured by the state Game, Fish and Parks Department. Grants totaling $12,000 are being shared by 12
RAPID CITY, S.D. – It’s rare to see impressive big-game animals exhibiting annual rights-of-passage and aggressive instincts, but motorists near Cleghorn Springs Fish Hatchery and in the Hill City area are being asked to slow
Grand Marais, Minn. – The Legislature this year gave DNR conservation officers authority to cite or warn parents or guardians who knowingly allow juveniles to take game or fish illegally. The first citation issued under
St. Paul – In a decision DNR Commissioner Tom Landwehr said the agency “doesn’t take lightly,” Lutsen Mountain Corp. has been granted a permit to continue drawing water from a designated trout stream, despite low-flow
St. Paul – The firearms deer kill still is down from 2010, but second-weekend hunters made up for some of the opening-weekend deficit. The kill was down nearly 20 percent from last year after the
Madison – Green Lake County native Kevin Wallenfang is back at the DNR after a 10-year absence, this time as the agency’s new big-game ecologist. In that role he’ll work with the DNR’s deer, elk,
Earn-a-buck law repealed Madison – When the 2011 Wisconsin gun deer season opens on Saturday, Nov. 19, hunters no longer will have to case their guns while transporting them in a vehicle, nor shoot a
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