FRISCO, Colo. – Do you love animals and have time to volunteer? The Colorado Division of Wildlife is encouraging people to dedicate their time and effort by serving on the Summit County Wildlife Transport and
DENVER – The Colorado Division of Wildlife is urging anglers to get out and enjoy the outdoors and a Cabela’s contest offers some good incentives to do so. The Nebraska-based retailer is sponsoring “Wanna Go
Montana wildlife officials report that a Missoula man shot a grizzly bear in self defense on May 15 on the Blackfoot-Clearwater Wildlife Management Area near Seeley Lake. A female grizzly bear with two cubs surprised
People of all ages can fish for free in Wisconsin on June 4 and 5, the state’s Free Fishing Weekend, and now it’s easier than ever for newbies to cast a few. Free fishing clinics
Free Fishing and Park Entry Day, Saturday, May 21, is an opportunity for everyone to enjoy fishing or a state park area in Nebraska without being required to have a permit. Although no fishing or
Want to learn to fish but don’t know how to get started? Spokane-area adults who want to try their hand at lake fishing have an opportunity to pick up pointers from experienced anglers during a
There are numerous youth fishing events scheduled throughout Tennessee this spring. Interested persons can click here for scheduled events. The 2011 Free Fishing Day in Tennessee is Saturday, June 11, when anyone in the state
Pondering short- and long-term affects of recent wildfires in Texas Despite the hardship endured by those closest to the recent wildfires, time will eventually illustrate the positive ecological role that fire plays. The scarring left
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) – West Virginia’s deer harvest plummeted in 2010, but the state’s take of trophy bucks didn’t. Although hunters killed 31 percent fewer whitetails overall, the number of bucks taken to wildlife officials
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