Weekly migratory bird hunting reports are posted from early September through early February. North Zone Dove: Grain fields of milo and corn have been the best producer in the Panhandle north of Amarillo. Mourning doves
At its Sept. 16, 2011 meeting, the S.C. Department of Natural Resources (DNR) governing board made revisions to the comprehensive deer management recommendations that were adopted last December. These revisions were based on ongoing discussions
Deer hunting returns this month to the 10,700-acre Bonneau Ferry Wildlife Management Area (WMA) in Berkeley County, just south of Moncks Corner. The 2011 season marks the 8th year of public hunting on the WMA,
Montana’s mule deer populations are generally at or below long-term averages across the state, especially in the eastern half of the state where the winter was particularly severe. White-tailed deer numbers are generally better, with
Jefferson – The Maine Departments of Environmental Protection and Inland Fisheries and Wildlife are temporarily banning all boats on a portion of Davis Stream following the find of the invasive aquatic plant hydrilla there earlier
Spirit Lake, Iowa (AP) – State environmental officials say invasive carp species have been found in a Clay County lake. The Iowa Department of Natural Resources say bighead carp and silver carp were found in
St. Paul – Some of the state’s moose hunters this year have a decision to make, and it’s all thanks to a fire that’s scorched nearly 95,000 acres in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness
Good numbers of spawning walleyes Bemidji, Minn. – DNR survey nets used to sample fish in Upper Red Lake were considerably heavier this year, and for walleye anglers who fish the state portion of the
SNOWBALL – Strategy including intense preparation and teamwork was used by Allyn Ladd for elk hunting success in the opening hours of the 2011 Arkansas season on Monday. Ladd, 36 and a Camden dentist, scored
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