Laramie, Wyo. — Hopes for a vaccine to prevent CWD suffered a severe blow in late October when Wyoming researchers announced that elk inoculated with an experimental serum were at least three times more likely
Lansing — The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced last month its proposal for another liberal migratory bird-hunting season framework in 2016. In Michigan and the Mississippi Flyway, that means 60 days and a six-bird
Conservation groups say the latest attempt to strike down the administration’s Clean Water Rule would prevent protection of headwater streams and wetlands
Archery Trade Association Show proves bowhunting is going mainstream
Bodey and Neko – Durbin family loses two dogs in too few years.
Muskie angling opportunities continue to expand in Minnesota and across the country. Let’s keep it that way.
Concern from carp watchers grew recently when crews from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service discovered two juvenile Asian carp in the Illinois River – 12 miles closer to Lake Michigan than others of that
Panfish can suspend anywhere in the water column and dialing in that productive zone is key to locating fish and putting together a pattern. Before electronics, anglers often fished the entire water column. The edge
Waverly, N.Y. — The phantom, it’s been called, this big cat that also has dozens of other monikers, from panther to puma to mountain lion, catamount to deer tiger to cougar. However it may be
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