The hunting of all spring Black bears in south-central Montana BMU 510, which includes portions of Big Horn, Carbon and Yellowstone counties, will close one-half hour after sunset on Thursday, April 21, 2011. The closure
Idaho anglers will be able to start fishing for Chinook salmon on Saturday, April 23. But this year’s return of Chinook salmon appears to be late, and anglers shouldn’t expect many fish to be in
ROSEBURG, Ore. – Lemolo Reservoir and Diamond Lake trout anglers can begin fishing this Saturday, April 23 when the season officially opens. Lemolo Reservoir has a good population of large brown trout that should be
TPWD Continues To Fight Invasive Plants, Gears Up for Zebra Mussels In the ongoing battle biologists and managers face against invasive species that impact America’s wild places, we hear word of various efforts and campaigns.
ATHENS, TX – Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) will begin stocking channel catfish the week of April 18 into two Houston-area lakes that are part of the Neighborhood Fishin’ program. The two sites are
Nearby Possum Kingdom Fish Hatchery Operations Affected AUSTIN, TX – Wildfires around Possum Kingdom Lake today covered more than 150,000 acres, continuing to threaten Possum Kingdom State Park and Palo Pinto County communities, forcing the
Only applications sent via U.S. mail to be accepted Phoenix, AZ – For those hunters with hopes of getting one of the few remaining Arizona hunting permits for elk and pronghorn antelope, the first-come, first-served
A pair of ringneck ducks was selected to appear on the 2011-2012 Federal Junior Duck Stamp, according to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The design for the new stamp, painted by 17-year-old Abraham Hunter
The fire that began March 17 in the mine shaft at Soudan Underground Mine State Park near Tower, was “most probably caused by sparks produced by maintenance work in the shaft,” according to a report
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