Albany – DEC has a serious shortage of environmental conservation officers that could grow if a long-awaited contract is approved and many ECOs choose to retire at that point. Peter Fanelli, DEC’s director of law
Crossbows, more ARs and rifle counties Albany – New York hunters are already looking ahead to the 2012 season, when DEC implements its five-year deer management plan which right now includes proposals for an earlier
I’m not a massive fan of the U.S. Forest Service lottery system for obtaining a Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness permits, but it’s worked pretty well for me the past couple of years. If you
Springfield – A court has ruled that agents in the state can search taxidermy businesses without a warrant. The ongoing battle ended in the 7th Circuit Court in Springfield late in September when a judge
Springfield – The first shoe – make that hunting boot – has fallen in the Jeff Foiles case. As expected, the Illinois-based waterfowler, call maker and hunting video star was officially sentenced to serve 13
Springfield – A little over a year into it, Illinois’ grasslands wildlife biologist Mike Wefer is settling into his job. But he’s got a mighty challenge ahead of him: The state’s upland game species are
This weekly fishing report is provided by the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation. CENTRAL Hefner: October 3. Elevation below normal and dropping, water 74-78 and clear. Largemouth bass fair on shallow diving crankbaits and spinnerbaits
LITTLE ROCK – It’s a question that is asked over and over by Arkansas deer hunters: “What is the statewide seasonal deer limit this year.” Six is the correct answer – but with an asterisk.
LITTLE ROCK – Alligator hunting in Arkansas continues to pay off for many hunters. The second and final weekend of Arkansas’s fifth alligator hunt was much the same as the first weekend. Several hunters, who
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