LITTLE ROCK – Hunters lucky enough to shoot a banded duck or goose this season will have to print their own certificates of appreciation. As of Aug. 1, the Bird Banding Lab of the U.S.
Lansing – Anecdotal evidence suggests state programs designed to recruit and retain Michigan hunters may be helping slow a continued decline among youth participation in hunting. Popular youth deer and waterfowl seasons, well-attended hunting clinics,
Lansing – An early season bear hunt turned into a terrifying encounter for a 49-year-old hunter from Shepherd who was attacked in his treestand by a 220-pound female black bear. According to DNR officials, the
Lansing – Proposed legislation would expand the purposes for which the DNR must use part of the money hunters pay for turkey licenses, and require the agency report annually on its use of those funds.
Harrisburg – It’s tough being a pheasant hunter in Pennsylvania, what with the number of birds available having steadily declined over the years. Now it’s about to get even tougher. The same storms – Hurricane
Too close to call as bowhunt opens Athens, Ohio – There have been a few big changes to the deer regulations since 2007, but it’s too soon to say with certainty what effect they’re having
Hernando, Miss. (AP) – Mississippi conservation officials want to sell more hunting licenses. So, in attempt to get more people interested in the sport, they’ve created a way for non-hunters to try hunting without investing
Clinton, Iowa (AP) – State environmental officials say they have confirmed an image captured on trail camera in Clinton County is a mountain lion. Officials with the Iowa Department of Natural Resources say the image
Reno, Nev. (AP) – State wildlife commissioners, convinced that hunting is needed to help keep Nevada’s black bear population in check, voted unanimously Saturday to make permanent the state’s bear hunting season despite critics
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