Fishing
DE: Fish and Wildlife Enforcement investigates canoe accident, cites teen for no life jackets on board
MILLSBORO (March 6, 2012) – DNREC Division of Fish and Wildlife Enforcement agents cited a canoe owner for negligence after investigating a boating accident Sunday afternoon that involved four teenaged boys fishing in a farm
GA: Restoring Raccoon Creek
Raccoon Creek in the Etowah River Watershed of Northwest Georgia is critical to the long-term survival of a variety of aquatic insects, and fish, including the federally endangered Etowah darter and threatened Cherokee darter, the
ID: Deer Killed To Control Exotic Louse Infestation
With help from USDA Wildlife Service, Idaho Fish and Game killed 60 mule deer in Riggins to help stop the spread an infestation of exotic lice. In March 2009, a male mule deer about nine
NC: Wildlife Commission to Host Special Wild Turkey Hunting Program
BREVARD, N.C. (March 6, 2012) — The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission will host a free “Talkin’ Turkey” program March 24, from 9 a.m. until noon. The program is being coordinated by the Commission’s Pisgah Center
OR: April 27 brine shrimp permit lottery canceled
SALEM, Ore. — ODFW announced today it has canceled the April 27 lottery for two commercial brine shrimp permits. The lottery was canceled when two existing permit holders decided to appeal the revocation of their
UT: Possible wolf sightings
SPRINGVILLE — For the past year and a half, the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources has been investigating reports that wolves might be in a remote area east of Springville in north-central Utah. On March
WA: First morning razor-clam dig of the year set for March 10-11
OLYMPIA – State fishery managers approved a morning razor clam dig at four ocean beaches this weekend (March 10-11) after marine toxin tests confirmed that the clams on those beaches are safe to eat. The
OK: Chermac Energy Corporation and Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation enter into agreement concerning Lesser Prairie Chicken
OKLAHOMA CITY – Chermac Energy Corporation and the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation (ODWC) entered into a Memorandum of Agreement to voluntarily partially offset potential habitat loss for the Lesser Prairie Chicken (“LEPC”). The MOA
California wildlife official under fire for cougar hunt
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — The photo shows a hunter with a proud smile with a mountain lion in a snowy wilderness — a memento from a successful Idaho hunting trip that has become a political
