Minneapolis – At a time when the matter of gray wolf management has moved from U.S. courtrooms to the floors of Congress, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has again announced a proposal to “delist”
Harrisburg – The length of doe season is changing. The number of doe licenses to be available is changing. Antler restrictions are changing. The Deer Management Assistance Program is changing. Other than that, this year’s
Southeast Missouri black bear trapping to begin in May Study will provide further information, such as movement patterns, population densities, habitat preferences, male-to-female ratios and overall numbers of Missouri bears Cape Girardeau, MO – Bear
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Women and girls in the Pikes Peak Region who want to complete a Colorado Division of Wildlife “on-line” hunter education course can do so in May. The course will consist of
STRAWBERRY – Commissioners with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission today unanimously approved an emergency proclamation closing the upcoming permit turkey hunt on Shirey Bay Rainey Brake Wildlife Management Area in Lawrence County. Recent heavy
BAYOU METO – A land swap near Bayou Meto Wildlife Management Area has been tentatively approved contingent upon the outcome of two public meetings being held by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission. Two tracts
LITTLE ROCK – During last week’s meeting of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, Commissioners approved a minimum age requirement to harvest and check big game such as deer, turkey, elk and bear. The minimum
St. John, IN (AP) – Indiana officials are urging residents to be aware of the threat coyotes pose to pets after a family’s dog was snatched by a pack of the canines. Debbie Melendez saw
WAUBAY, S.D. (AP) – The northeast South Dakota city of Waubay is being pinched on three sides by flooding lakes. Mayor Kevin Jens tells the American News that several families have moved out, and many
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