PIERRE, S.D. – Harvest surveys for the 2010-11 hunting seasons in South Dakota will be wrapped up in the next few weeks, and those who received survey forms still have an opportunity to respond. “We
Statewide kill tops 230,000 Albany – New York’s deer harvest figures always attract the attention of whitetail hunters when they’re released in the spring. But while that final number is often the most scrutinized, it’s
Pinckneyville, Ill. – There was some question if Cole Pedtke was going to make it into the woods for Illinois’ annual Youth Turkey Hunt – the official start of the state’s popular spring turkey hunting
More than 300 students from schools across New Mexico will compete this month in the third annual National Archery in the Schools State Tournament. Male and female students will compete for team and individual prizes,
LITTLE ROCK – The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission may appeal last week’s opinion by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit that overturned a lower court award for millions of dollars of
LITTLE ROCK – It’s been raining lately. Water is muddy. Can’t catch fish in muddy water, you have heard. But that’s just a poor excuse. Muddy water can mean some good catfish action, according to
CONCORD, N.H. — The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department is looking for volunteers to help stock millions of inch-long salmon fry (young salmon) into the Merrimack River basin, several rivers and streams in the
Many anglers bag on ice fishing by mid-March but if I can find good ice, I love late ice fishing for crappies, sunfish, and perch. It’s a great time for fishing, but attention to ice
Juneau – Under provisions of the Pacific Salmon Treaty, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G) announces that the all-gear Chinook salmon harvest quota for Southeast Alaska in 2011 is 294,800 fish. This is
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