Leon, Salina, Kansas City natives tabbed to replace outgoing commissioners Governor Sam Brownback has appointed three new commissioners to the Kansas Wildlife, Parks and Tourism Commission. The terms of commissioners Kelly Johnston, Doug Sebelius, and
St. Paul – State waterfowl surveys reflect what’s happening elsewhere: breeding duck counts are up, and things are wet. DNR staff wrapped up the counts in mid-May, but release of the data was delayed by
Iron Mountain, Mich. – Counties and towns in northern Wisconsin and Michigan intend to “coordinate” their way to more timber sales on national forest land, or take back national forest lands and put that acreage
Springfield – When DNR rolled out its annual waterfowl hunting proposals earlier this month, the state’s duck hunters may have been more focused on changes to hunting zones than actual season dates. So here they
CONWAY – Hunters anxious for the upcoming seasons can get a taste of them at the Arkansas Outdoors Expo, Aug. 20-21 in Conway. It is billed as “Arkansas’s only major hunting and fishing show scheduled
LITTLE ROCK – At Tuesday’s special meeting of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, commissioners approved the early season migratory bird dates. The season selections must be reported to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
PIERRE, S.D. – Historic flows have impacted the Missouri River basin and its residents greatly in 2011. Impacts on fish and wildlife will become more evident as flood waters recede. In an effort to gain
PIERRE, S.D. – Biologists in the South Dakota Department of Game, Fish and Parks are investigating how differences in stocking locations might increase the number of catchable salmon in Lake Oahe, and they need the
As prairie dog shooters from across the nation head to South Dakota, the Department of Game, Fish and Parks and U.S. Forest Service remind hunters that the Conata Basin remains closed year-round to all prairie
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