Annapolis, Md. (August 18, 2011) – The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) announced today that the September teal hunting season will be open September 16-30. “The September teal season provides a unique opportunity for
The Youth Shooting Sports Alliance (YSSA) is conducting its fifth National Youth Shooting Sports Program Needs Assessment this fall to identify youth shooting sports programs that are being limited in growth by their need for
St. Paul – The arrival of silver carp may no longer be a matter of if, or even when. They may be here already. While live fish hadn’t been found as of Tuesday morning, water
Marquette, Mich. – If you were successful in the drawing for a 2011 bear-hunting license and haven’t yet begun preparing for the upcoming season, you better get cracking if you want to increase your chances
Wildlife authorities killed 3,500 birds this spring Oak Harbor, Ohio – Ohio wildlife authorities continue to cull double crested cormorants from several Lake Erie islands, killing more than 3,500 of the birds this spring. The
SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. – Mourning dove season opens Sept. 1, 2011, and for many hunters it marks the beginning of the fall hunting seasons, according to Curtis I. Taylor, Chief of the Division of Natural
Low water due to drought makes salvage necessary; fishing license required SALINA – As a result of drought that has severely lower the water level at Saline State Fishing Lake, northwest of Salina, Kansas Department
Meetings designed to glean public input on suggested new deer regulations PRATT – If you are a deer hunter, a farmer with crops in the field, a motorist, or a person who enjoys watching nature,
KNF Officials Must Survey Public for Opinions and Render Decision to Finalize Aug. 17, 2011 — The Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission (LWFC), in a special meeting to consider changing already established still hunting dates
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