This successful wild turkey hunter went to great lengths – and via an untraditional mode of transportation – to bag a Georgia gobbler. See the story here.
This fish weighed in at 170 pounds and measured 6 feet, 9 inches long. Still, it was nowhere near the state record for the species. What’s the story with that? Click here to find out.
It’s the first since 1998, and again involves a farmed elk.
You’ll see migrating American white pelicans sporting longer feathers and a growth on their beaks.
A trapper in Wayne and Bollinger counties reported significant declines in damage from the invasive animals since he adopted trapping technique.
FLORENCE, Ala. — Two young anglers competing in a high school fishing tournament rescued two other competitors whose boat was sinking on a lake in northwest Alabama. Sardis High School 10th graders Garrett Howington and
Game and Fish Department biologists counted 283 bighorns in a population survey that began last fall and was completed in March to see how many lambs survived the winter. The total number is up 7%
Disease – including distemper, mange and the parvo virus – and packs moving out of the park blamed for the decline; numbers across Wyoming also down.
We all love sunrise fly-down, but the best hunting hours to call in a boss gobbler often occur with the sun high in the sky.
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