This week, Idaho Fish and Game’s Paul Alexander will receive the Idaho Medal of Honor for saving the life of a man whose car went into Black Canyon Reservoir.
New rules approved during Idaho’s recent legislative session allow people to recover, possess and sell certain wildlife killed by accidental vehicle collisions.
To crossbow or not to crossbow? That’s another question for another day. Today, the question is more about the future of a proposal that angers many of the state’s bowhunters while exciting hunters who are
State recreation areas damaged in last summer’s flood will open in time for Memorial Day weekend.
The South Dakota Division of Parks and Recreation is asking residents for their opinions about issues facing outdoor recreation in the state.
All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV) enthusiasts in New Hampshire and Vermont will soon be able to enjoy limited ATV reciprocity between the two states.
The DLNR, the USFWS, and NOAA Fisheries remind the community that sea turtles remain protected under State and Federal laws.
An Old Town man was injured Fridaywhen he collided with a sturgeon that had jumped out of the Suwannee River in front of his boat.
The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources will open registration for Alabama’s seventh regulated alligator hunting season on June 5, 2012.
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