HOLDERNESS, N.H. — Learn the skills you need to set up and manage your own trap line in New Hampshire at a free workshop being offered on Saturday, June 25, 2011, at the N.H. Fish
A fish kill on Whitewater Creek in Dubuque County was determined to have originated at an open lot hog and cattle operation near Peosta. The livestock operation is owned by Wayne Demmer of rural Peosta.
The lengthy battle over hunting access on dozens of units of the 100 million-acre National Wildlife Refuge system has ended in favor of hunters. In April 2011, federal Judge James S. Gwin ruled for sportsmen
CONCORD, N.H. — This week, some brook trout took to the air for distribution into remote ponds in New Hampshire. Every year, the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department contracts a helicopter to stock remote
Altus sportsman Robert Dan Robbins will serve as the District 7 representative on the Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Commission through 2019, after having recently been appointed by Gov. Mary Fallin and confirmed by the Oklahoma Senate.
Seventy-five boat-owning volunteers are needed July 16 to help take a group of children with life-threatening and chronic illnesses fishing on Lake Texoma. The of children are campers at Camp Cavett, a weeklong camp that
As we all know, ducks are a moveable resource, and duck hunters have not exactly been feasting for many years. That’s why any news about habitat conditions on the northern breeding grounds and prospects for
While black bears in southeast Oklahoma have been studied extensively by biologists and are even pursued by hunters each fall, less is known about bears inhabiting the northeast portion of the state. But a research
Due to unsafe conditions on the flooding Missouri River, the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission closed the 2011 archery paddlefish season that was previously set to begin July 9 and run for 30 days. Game
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