More than 800 hunters and anglers, birders and wildlife watchers and others interested in wildlife conservation across the state have signed up to participate in the Idaho Wildlife Summit that starts Friday, August 24.
The New Hampshire Becoming an Outdoors-Woman program and the New Hampshire Trappers Association are teaming up to present a one-day Introduction to Trapping workshop on Saturday, September 29, 2012
Bears are finding easy sources of food and that’s causing major conflict issues in towns and subdivisions throughout the San Luis Valley. Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials are urging home and landowners to eliminate all
Guzzlers collect and store rain and snow
Biologists with the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation say a viral disease has been confirmed in at least one deer and may be related to 10 others found dead near the Verdigris River in northeast
PHOENIX – State and federal legal and law enforcement officials and environmental scientists from 15 Western states will meet in Phoenix Aug. 22-23 to explore legal and regulatory ways of limiting an invasion of quagga
SOCIAL CIRCLE, Ga. – The window of opportunity is closing for people interested in a 2012 deer quota hunt. If you want a chance, you need to complete your online quota application in before midnight
State wildlife officials are seeking comments from Montana’s county commissioners and Indian Tribes on policies that define how wolf managers respond to confirmed wolf depredations on livestock. Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is currently working
NASHVILLE — All Tennesseans are reminded that Saturday, Aug. 25 is Free Hunting Day in Tennessee when state residents may hunt without a license. The annual event coincides with the opening day of squirrel season.
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