Fishing
Counties cut from late-winter deer season
Keeping true to its original promise, DNR trimmed 10 counties from the list of those open for late-winter deer hunting.
Midwest cougar comeback not quite reaching Illinois
Math is at odds with those who believe Illinois – especially the southern half – is home to wild cougars.
Hunter appeals felon gun ban to state high court
A Hartford man is asking the Wisconsin Supreme Court to review his case in Washington County where he’s charged with being a felon in possession of a firearm.
Review of DNR wolf hunting, trapping season continues
The DNR is looking for feedback on the proposed harvest of between 142 and 233 wolves during a 2012 hunting and trapping season.
Reports indicate ‘one-time’ pass working for travelers to Canada
An “operational bulletin” issued by the Canadian government and intended to give some one-time law offenders from the United States a single free pass into the country appears to be working in most cases.
Crossbow showdown in Albany
Crossbow opponents and supporters worked frantically in the final hours of the legislative session last week for the passage of bills
Narrow focus for New York's feral hog fight
Eradication effort in Cortland, Tioga and Onondaga counties
New Hampshire weekly fishing report June 28, 2012
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Farm Bill passes Senate, now off to House
Washington — After relatively easy passage in the Senate last week, the nation’s Farm Bill, as it’s called, might face greater debate in the House, where most organizations expect the Republican-controlled chamber to seek greater
