LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) – Kentucky has gotten approval from the federal government to allow the hunting of sandhill cranes. That means the state can go forward with its plan to hold the first authorized hunt
BOISE, Idaho (AP) – A couple of Idaho hunters have already reported success in their quest to bag a wolf. Idaho Fish and Game officials say three wolves have been killed since the season opened
No matter how hard man tries, it’s predictably difficult to control natural outcomes. Wild animals are opportunistic and strive to survive. Here’s what happened when wildlife officials tried to reign in fish-eating terns… EAST SAND
SCRANTON, Pa. (AP) – Pennsylvanians overwhelmingly like the natural gas industry and favor taxing it, but are divided about whether the benefits outweigh possible environmental harm, according to a new Franklin & Marshall College poll
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) – A Juneau, Alaska, woman says she knows it was stupid to punch a black bear in the snout to save her dog. But Brooke Collins says the attack happened so fast
Four hunters. Four limits of doves. Not uncommon Thursday, on Opening Day of Iowa’s first mourning dove season. “Mostly passing shots to begin with; some coming at me, some going away; anywhere from 10 to
Applications due Sept. 8 The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) reminds those interested in hunting deer in Itasca State Park during the muzzleloader season that a special hunt permit is now required and the
After spending hours at the Oklahoma Wildlife Expo, 17-year-old Jake Sutton of Yukon knew falconry was the sport for him. “I’ve always seen it in history books and thought it would be a cool thing
Check out the outdoor calendar provided by the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation for all your outdoor information. SEPTEMBER 1-Oct. 31 & Dec. 4-Jan. 1, 2012: Dove season. Seasons on public land may vary from
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