The Department of Game and Fish will conduct roadblocks throughout the state during spring and fall hunting seasons to collect harvest data and to apprehend wildlife law violators. Conservation officers also will check for compliance
BLOOMFIELD — New Mexico Department of Game and Fish officers are looking for information that would assist them in solving a case in which a doe antelope was killed late March 20 or early March
CENTRAL Hefner: March 21. Elevation below normal, water 50-55 and clear to murky near the intake. Largemouth bass good on spinnerbaits and jigs at 3-8 ft. along rocky banks. Smallmouth bass fair on crankbaits and
Federal Blue Crab Disaster Funds will be used to purchase commercial Unlimited Tidal Fish and Crab Harvester Licenses The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is offering to buy and permanently retire Unlimited Tidal Fish
Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) Secretary Robert Barham issued an emergency order to close the oyster season in the east side of Calcasieu Lake (DHH Harvest Area 29) at one-half hour after sunset
No traces of Asian carp DNA have been found in water samples collected from major Milwaukee waterways, according to the University of Notre Dame researchers who did the sampling. The researchers notified the Wisconsin Department
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources has received numerous reports of dead fish in lakes and ponds across Iowa as the ice cover disappears for another year. These winter fish kills have been reported at
Chronic wasting disease (CWD) was not detected in three elk harvested last month in Allamakee County, Iowa. A brain sample from another elk found dead on March 4 has also been collected, but the results
It is time for pre-season trout stocking and the Georgia Department of Natural Resources’ Wildlife Resources Division and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service plan to stock more than one million trout in Georgia streams,
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