Madison – The 2011 annual DNR and Conservation Congress spring hearings yielded a number of surprises, not the least of which was the rejection of a three-zone waterfowl proposal. Some spring hearing watchers also were
On heels of state’s 2-year suspension Albany – DEC has officially scrapped its saltwater fishing license on the heels of an amendment within the state budget that suspends the license for two years. DEC officials
Springfield – Legislation affecting the state’s hunters and people who participate in shooting sports progressed through the Illinois House earlier this month and awaits debate in the Senate. If made law, House Bill 3500 would
BENTONVILLE – The second of two meetings to update trout management on the White River below Beaver Dam will be at 6:30 p.m., May 17, at the Walmart Auditorium of the Shewmaker Center for Workforce
LITTLE ROCK – Arkansas anglers will have two venues where they’ll get opportunities to gather information and ask questions about proposed fishing regulations for 2012. Beginning May 10, the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission will
LITTLE ROCK – Fishermen have all sorts of favorite moments. A big largemouth bass blowing up the surface on a still morning to grab a topwater bait is one. Finding a wad of hungry bream
The Indiana Natural Resources Commission will conduct two public hearings on proposed changes regarding field trial permits and the chasing of fox and coyotes with dogs in an enclosure. The proposed rule language and frequently
KA ‘ENA, O ‘AHU – The Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) has completed construction of the first predator-proof fence in the Hawaiian Islands at the Ka‘ena Point Natural Area Reserve, a wilderness area
Hunter Education Instructors are needed to mentor fourth and fifth grade students while shooting BB guns at the Wisconsin Outdoor Education Expo on Thurs. May 19 and Fri. May 20, 2011. The “Youth Expo” is
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