When it comes to managing wolves in the West, things are getting testy. To summarize the situation, leaders in some states are growing increasingly impatient while campaigning for the federal government to lift Endangered Species
Garry Leaf from Sportsmen for Change this morning forwarded me a news clipping from the Feb. 7 edition of the Pope County Tribune. At a recent meeting of the Pope County Board, the local Corn
Iowa wildlife officials have been tracking elk in and around the Yellow River State Forest that are likely escapees from a captive herd in Allamakee County. One elk was killed by state conservation officers last
EUREKA SPRINGS, Ark. (AP) – The Eureka Springs Parks and Recreation Commission is concerned about pigs – not the Razorbacks of the University of Arkansas athletic programs, but feral hogs that can ruin crops and
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) – Perseverance pays off. It’s hard to imagine a deer hunter with more patience than Jim Moore of Oklahoma City. At age 73, Moore finally bagged his first whitetail buck after 50
A friend of mine informed me he just acquired a new dog. It’s a Wirehair Dachshund that he is going to train to track wounded deer. He caught this bug from a friend of his
Reward for Information Now Up to $22,500 The Maryland Natural Resources Police (NRP) located additional illegal anchored gill nets on Friday evening, February 11. Two 900 yard strings of illegal anchored gill nets were located
Reward Now Stands at $10,000; Fishery Remains Closed as Investigation Continues Annapolis, MD – On February 7, the Maryland Natural Resources Police (NRP) confiscated more than 1,100 pounds of illegally caught striped bass. The discovery
The latest on a request from the Idaho Department of Fish and Game to locally manage gray wolves is that Federal officials are inclined to grant them permission to do so. U.S. Fish and Wildlife
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