CUBA – The Department of Game and Fish is looking for information about two bull elk that were shot and most of the meat left to rot near Regina at about 4:30 a.m. Feb.
If you have an interest in Vermont’s white-tailed deer you will want to attend one of the five annual public hearings being held in March by the department to discuss the deer herd. The
Ocean anglers will be able to pursue chinook salmon on Oregon’s central coast starting March 15. “The Sacramento fall chinook salmon, which have been a major limiting stock on the ocean salmon seasons over the
The following waters were stocked with trout the week of March 7, 2011. Big Sandy Creek Anthony Creek Bullskin Run Coopers Rock Lake Blackwater River Dunloup Creek Clover Run Buffalo Fork Lake Evitts Run Dog
The presence of wild or “feral” pigs has been called by some an “ecological disaster” and the destructive nature of this invasive species easily lends itself to such a description. During the last year, the
Whenever I go on my annual soapbox rant about delayed mortality at fishing tournaments I get a bunch of e-mails asking me “where is the research?” Go to my web site – www.timlesmeister.com – and
I love targeting jumbo perch in March via spring bobbers and waxworms. Use a No. 12 ice lure, a panfishing lure, for tougher bite finicky perch. And don’t be afraid to bring the maggots! This
Huron, S.D. – Beginning March 14, agricultural producers and/or landowners will have the opportunity to submit a bid to enroll eligible land into the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) during a general signup. The U.S. Department
Pierre, S.D. – The South Dakota Game Fish and Parks Commission has finalized several small-game hunting seasons. Because there were no recommended changes to the grouse, partridge, quail, cottontail rabbit, tree squirrel, crow, sandhills crane,
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