There is a new video posted to the Idaho Fish and Game Department’s web site that describes the state’s plans for hunting and trapping as part of ongoing wolf population management. Click here to go
The state of Iowa has come to its senses and opened a dove season, which will start on September 1 and run through November 9. Well, they almost came to their senses. As part of
Several agencies including Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Enforcement Division agents are continuing to search for a missing 12 year old girl in Shell Beach Bayou in St. Bernard Parish after she was involved
Montana’s Fish, Wildlife & Parks Commission has approved a wolf hunting season for 2011 that creates 14 wolf management units and an overall harvest quota of 220 wolves. “The approved hunting season is very similar
Hunters planning to pursue wild turkeys in parts of western Montana this fall must apply for a special permit by July 28. The fall turkey hunting season begins Sept. 1. Prospective fall turkey hunters interested
Montana’s fall hunting season officially gets underway Monday, Aug. 15 with the opening of the special archery 900 antelope season in many Montana hunting districts. To hunt antelope with a bow and arrow in a
The deadline is Aug. 31 to purchase a mountain lion hunting license for the general season, or to apply for the special limited-entry license drawing. Mountain lion hunters may either choose to apply for a
Lucky hunters from Montana, North Dakota and Texas will get another shot at the dream this fall after winning Montana’s moose, bighorn sheep and mountain goat SuperTag lotteries. The three winners are: Moose: Robert Jacks-Frenchtown,
Officials with the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources (DNR) are asking users of the state’s public shooting ranges to help curtail growing instances of damage to the property. Of biggest concern are littering and
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