PHOENIX — The Arizona Game and Fish Department has posted the 2012-13 Arizona Hunting and Trapping Regulations online. Hunters can start applying for a hunt permit-tag issued through the drawing process for deer, fall turkey,
Reminder for the week: Wearing life jackets recommended for safe boating Dover (April 27, 2012) – To achieve public compliance through education and enforcement actions that help conserve Delaware’s fish and wildlife resources and ensure
Wichita – The Kansas Wildlife, Parks and Tourism Commission met at the Great Plains Nature Center in Wichita on Thursday, April 26. During the Public Hearing portion of the meeting, the commission approved recommended changes
It’s a Friday the 13th that Sherry Kelly will remember for a while, according to Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) officials.
You can shoot bows and arrows and firearms for free at two public shooting ranges in May. If you don’t have your own equipment, or you don’t know much about shooting, no problem—free equipment and
The fishing regulations in 2012 reflect changes to simplify some regulations, protect native gamefish populations and increase sportfish harvest opportunities. The angling public participated in shaping these regulations by submitting hundreds of comments to Montana
On the third Saturday in May, May 19, Montana’s 2012 general fishing season opens. Fishing on the state’s lakes and reservoirs and some designated rivers is generally open year round. To prepare for the 2012
Mountain lakes offer a very special, high-quality angling experience to those not put off by what it takes to get to these prized waters–a long hike through rugged country. That hike becomes more than worth
When Albert Miller attempted to use a ball retriever to remove his golf ball from a water hazard at the 15th green at Lake Ashton Golf Club in Winter Haven, a 9-foot alligator bit him
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