GRANGEVILL, Idaho (AP) – A northern Idaho sheriff says he is not advocating the illegal shooting of federally protected wolves by offering a hunting rifle and a shovel as the prize in a raffle called
POWELL, Wyoming (AP) – A Wyoming wildlife manager says he supports hunting grizzly bears now that the population in the Yellowstone National Park area has reached the highest level in decades. Researchers said last month
By MARC LEVY Associated Press HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) – Gov. Ed Rendell on Saturday vetoed a bill that he feared would escalate violent acts by expanding a person’s rights in Pennsylvania to use deadly force
LOS ANGELES (AP) _ The University of California, Los Angeles neuroscientist who this month received a package containing razor blades with threatening messages from anti-animal-research activists says he won’t back down from his work. David
Conner Peitsmeyer, 11, of Aurora, Colorado, probably won’t remember the chill of the 35-degree air on the morning of Nov. 12. What he will remember is catching the new Colorado state record smallmouth bass. Conner
By MARK SCOLFORO Associated Press GETTYSBURG, Pa. (AP) _ A man accused of killing a game warden during a poaching investigation two weeks ago told police the warden fired the first shot in what state
For the second year in a row, a record-low 44 percent of Americans say laws governing the sale of firearms should be made more strict, while 42 percent say gun laws should be kept as
By MATTHEW BROWN Associated Press BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) _ Lawmakers from the Northern Rockies say pending bills aimed at getting gray wolves off the endangered species list have little chance of passage this year. A
Soon after the recent killing of a Pennsylvania game warden by a poacher, news of another incident involving a poacher firing shots toward PA game wardens who were investigating a possible poaching incident. According to
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