Meade State Fishing Lake cleared; Milford, Cheney reservoirs improve to advisory level TOPEKA – In recent testing of Kansas lakes by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE), blue-green algae levels in Meade State
Weather has favored reproduction, but finding a good hunting spot will take legwork JEFFERSON CITY, MO – Visit dove fields before opening day, and buy plenty of ammunition. That’s the advice from Missouri’s top dove
Here is a summary of this fall’s Wisconsin waterfowl seasons: Early September Canada goose season – September 1-15, with a daily bag of 5 geese. Youth Waterfowl Hunt – September 17-18. The daily bag is
More news of asian carp spreading, further into Wisconsin waters… MADISON, WI – An angler’s catch of a bighead carp in the Lower Wisconsin River and traces of silver carp DNA — the carp known
CONCORD, N.H. — Mark your calendars for this fall’s biggest hunting and fishing event in the Granite State — National Hunting and Fishing Day — on September 24, 2011. It’s a statewide celebration hosted by
This weekly fishing report is provided by the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department. <> North Country If landing a brook trout on a four-weight fly rod gets your blood pumping as much as landing
DENVER, Colo. – The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission will receive merger and budget updates at its monthly meeting in Alamosa on Thursday, Aug. 18. The one-day meeting is scheduled to begin at 8:30 a.m.
SPRINGFIELD, S.D. – With lower water levels on the Missouri River, the Department of Game, Fish and Parks announced today that the south campground at the Springfield Recreation Area is now available for reservations. “We
DENVER – Colorado’s bighorn sheep are again benefitting from a major donation that supports research, transplants and habitat improvements. The Rocky Mountain Bighorn Society presented the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission with a $149,325 check,
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