Idaho Fish and Game has identified several errors in the 2011-2012 Fishing Seasons and Rules for the Panhandle, Magic Valley and Upper Snake regions. The highest profile errors are missing Chase Lake in the Panhandle
Outdoor News has long been a supporter of the youth writing contest conducted by the Outdoor Writers Association of America (OWAA). The Norm Strung Youth Writing Contest allows promising young writers and poets to showcase
CONCORD, N.H. – Since its launch in 2009, the N.H. Fish and Game Department’s Online Hunter Education course and Field Day option has been an attractive alternative for busy people to get into the sport
Learn how you can process your own big game animal from field to freezer at a free workshop being offered at the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department’s Owl Brook Hunter Education Center in Holderness,
The fishing tournament season is going to be kicking into high gear soon. It never slows down much in the southern portion of the United States, but up north the hard water and closed seasons
Harvest statistics released by the North Dakota Game and Fish Department show overall hunter success during the 2010 season for bighorn sheep was 100 percent, 85 percent for moose and 40 percent for elk. Three
The 2011 spring wild turkey lottery has been held and more than 750 licenses remain in 10 units. Only those hunters who do not have a license for the 2011 spring season are eligible to
The Idaho Fish and Game Commission is pleased to announce six candidates for the position of director of the Idaho Department of Fish and Game. Commissioners will interview each candidate during March and make an
The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission will stock rainbow trout in several city ponds and lakes across the state in March. The schedule, subject to change depending on conditions, including date, location, quantity, and approximate
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