Fishing
USFWS: State hunter number continue slide
Sportsmen and women across the country celebrated recently when the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service released preliminary results from a survey indicating that participation in hunting, fishing, and wildlife-related recreation was on the rise
Letter from U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to Minnesota Board of Water and Soil Resources
Thomas O. Melius, regional director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service at Ft. Snelling, sent the following letter last month to John Jaschke, executive director of the Minnesota Board of Water and Soil Resources.
Idaho hunters kill 96 wolves
Idaho officials say hunters have killed 96 wolves so far in the 2012-2013 hunting season.
Hunters ready for gun season
Shotgunners are hoping to catch some of the same magic bowhunters have found when the three-day firearms season opens Nov. 16.
State parks, DNR may be focus of session
Closing state parks, cutting programs and services and even eliminating DNR
Is decline in deer population reason for fewer car crashes?
Is it a sign that the state’s effort to trim the deer herd is working?
Cooperation the answer to prevent import of more aquatic invasives
A lesser-known Asian carp snafu in Illinois illustrates the need for NR 40, the Wisconsin DNR’s invasive species rule created in 2009
Never too quiet, cold or lonely to fish
It is late fall and the rivers are flowing fast and high, but this only means that the fishing is just getting started. The walleye bite is on and now is a great time to
Links from Doug Leier's Column Nov. 16, 2012
2011 National Survey of of Fishing, Hunting and Wildlife-Associated Recreation
