Wild pig on the range Offered through the Shared Habitat Alliance for Recreational Enhancement (SHARE) Program, a total of 64 hunters will be selected to hunt wild pigs through a random drawing for an access
Columbia, Mo. – The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) invites women to get hands-on outdoor skills training in basic deer hunting. MDC’s “Discover Nature: Women’s Basic Deer Hunting” is a two-day class, which begins with
Montana’s hunting seasons for most upland game birds, including grouse and turkey, and the state’s archery-only hunting season for deer, elk, antelope, black bear, wolf and mountain lion are underway. Montana’s general rifle season to
The online application service for Arizona’s spring 2013 hunt permit-tags issued through the drawing process for turkey, javelina, buffalo and bear is now available at https://phx.az.gov/app/huntdraw/home.xhtml. The online service allows payment with a credit card
On Wednesday September 5, FWP personnel captured a subadult male grizzly bear along the Stillwater River, southwest of Whitefish near the KM Ranch Road. The grizzly bear had been moved in July from the Lincoln
Shorebird is a general term for a group of birds that includes plovers, snipe, sandpipers, the Red knot and several other species. They begin to make their annual trip through the Arkansas Delta around late
The annual drawdown of Lake Hamilton and Lake Catherine will begin Nov. 3. Lake Hamilton will be drawn down five feet. Lake Catherine will be drawn down three feet this year.
Get connected to New Jersey’s outdoors this weekend at the Department of Environmental Protection’s third annual New Jersey WILD Outdoor Expo, a celebration of the state’s bountiful natural resources and rich outdoor heritage.
Bottlenose dolphins are beautiful marine mammals. Tourists who travel to the Gulf Coast love to see them. But dolphins should never be fed.
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