Nonresidents will pay more for Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks’ nonresident big game and deer combination licenses in 2011. Last November, when voters approved an initiative that moved 7,800 outfitter-sponsored big game and deer combination
Hunters anxious to prepare for Montana’s spring turkey gobbler season in western Montana can obtain an application for the special permit drawing on the Montana Fish, Wildlife & Park’s website at fwp.mt.gov . The deadline
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks now offers hunter education on the Internet to anyone 18 years and older. State law requires anyone born after Jan. 1, 1985 to take a hunter education course and complete
The deer, quail, rabbit and squirrel seasons have ended. Many Missouri hunters are on a two-month hunting break until the opening of spring turkey season on April 18. If you are already itching to start
The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) is advising all visitors to Rockefeller Wildlife Refuge that Price Lake Road, a primary access point for public outdoor recreation on the western end of the refuge,
Indiana’s fifth annual National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP) state tournament, which promises to be the largest indoor youth archery tournament in state history, will be held Friday, March 11, at the Horizon Convention
Rainbow trout will be stocked at Fort Harrison State Park’s Delaware Lake in Indianapolis in late March. The goal is to offer more urban residents an opportunity to fish, part of an effort by the
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) directed staff to advertise a rule amendment to extend alligator hunting hours. Commissioners will vote on it at their June meeting. The FWC gave preliminary approval for
The recreational harvest season for spotted seatrout in northern Florida reopens on March 1. This means all Florida waters will be open to the sport harvest of spotted seatrout beginning in March. Spotted seatrout harvest
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