Fishing
South Dakota may offer fewer spring wild turkey licenses
The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Department is proposing to reduce the number of wild turkey licenses this coming spring by just over 500 tags.
First Alaskan fishermen found guilty in Bethel trial
Three Alaska Native subsistence fishermen accused of illegally fishing after the state imposed restrictions following a poor king salmon run have been found guilty.
Harn marks his ‘five decades at the scrape’
When Alan Harn waltzed onto forested Fulton County property in 1962 and quietly took a seat, there was no inclination that he’d still be sitting there 50 years later.
A full year later, rare shooting of deer hunter causing ‘devastation’
The two father-and-son pairs arrived before dawn, each having received permission to hunt deer on the private land in northwestern Illinois.
Deer permits costing visitors
While there are certainly many hunters in Illinois who are just fine that the state’s non-resident deer permit fees are higher than any neighboring states, Brock Campbell certainly represents the other side of the equation.
Cornell hunter takes first wolf of new season
Staring at the photo of a wolf hanging from a rafter, Jim Lane declared, “That was probably 99 percent luck. Probably any eighth-grade kid could make the shot I did.”
Spring turkey permit numbers to rise in ’13?
Wisconsin turkey hunters can look forward to better turkey hunting next spring – all things considered – along with a few extra permits.
DNR sends suggestions for state park hunting and trapping to NRB
If the Natural Resources Board accepts a DNR recommendation in December, sportsmen could begin hunting and trapping in state parks Jan. 1, 2013, with some limitations and exceptions.
New CWD regs hit business
N.Y. taxidermists, meat processors, hunters affected
