The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) wants to remind citizens that a valid Louisiana hunting license is still required to take outlaw quadrupeds including feral hogs with the new laws that went into
Beginning, Monday, Aug. 22, goose hunters can apply to reserve a date to hunt from a blind in the controlled zone at the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources’ Lac qui Parle Wildlife Management Area. Applications
Minnesota’s dove, rail and snipe seasons – the first small game hunting seasons of the fall – will open Thursday, Sept. 1, according to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR). The state’s sandhill crane
Citizens interested in Minnesota moose can now provide input on the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources’ proposed moose research and management plan. The public comment period begins Aug.15 and ends Sept. 30. Comments will be
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, Colo. – Bow hunters planning to hunt in parts of Eagle, Routt and Grand Counties during the opening day of archery season, Saturday, Aug. 27, should plan for road closures and delays both
While the hot weather has kept many Oklahomans inside in the air conditioning, unfortunately it has not kept poachers from taking advantage of the states wildlife resources, nor has it stopped game wardens from enforcing
Though it’s still hot, it’s not too early to mark the calendar for Sept. 17 when a number of drawings will be held for permits to construct seasonal blinds on several lakes across Oklahoma. Registration
Deer archery season is less than two months away, and now is a great time for preseason scouting, particularly for hunters hoping to take advantage of public land. Hunters looking for a great place to
DENVER – Officials with Colorado Parks and Wildlife are continuing efforts to educate boaters, anglers and other recreationists about the need to clean, drain and dry boats, waders and other equipment when using Colorado waters.
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