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South Dakota GFP Urging Anglers To Use Extreme Caution On Ice
PIERRE, S.D. – Due to an unseasonably warm winter and recent rains in many areas of South Dakota, the state Game, Fish and Parks Department is urging sportsmen to use extreme caution when venturing onto
Teen Attacked by Coyote in Hopkinton, N.H.
CONCORD, N.H. – Fish and Game Department personnel are alerting residents of Hopkinton, N.H., to the likely presence of a rabid coyote, following an attack on a local teenager yesterday (February 22, 2012). The young
2011 N.H. Trophy Fish Winners Announced
CONCORD, N.H. — The winners of New Hampshire’s 2011 Trophy Fish Program have been announced by Don Miller, Fisheries Biologist and Trophy Fish Program Coordinator for the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department. The program
NJ: DEP adopts updated threatened and endangered species list, revises sepcies listings based on latest sience
New Version of Landscape Project Mapping Tool also Released TRENTON – The Department of Environmental Protection this week adopted revisions to its list of threatened and endangered species, upgrading the status of several species such
Gov. Mark Dayton Commentary in Feb. 24 Minnesota
Asain Carp Action Plan

New technique has become bass fishing craze
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) _ A new bass fishing craze has hit the waterways. Fishermen are snapping up the Alabama Rig and similar devices, apparently catching fish aplenty. Tackle companies are raking in enough sales that
MT: Hunter Education Classes Planned for Darby, Lone Rock & Corvallis
Hunter Education classes are planned for Darby, Lone Rock and Corvallis in February and March. Schedules and registration for all classes is available online at fwp.mt.gov. In Darby, a mandatory orientation night is set for
MT: Female Mountain Lion Hunting To Close In District 250
The hunting of female mountain lions in western Montana hunting district, HD 250, which includes portions of Ravalli County, will close at one-half hour after sunset on Thursday, February 23, 2012. The order halting the
UT: Deer doing well as winter winds down
March and April are critical months As they do every winter, biologists with the Division of Wildlife Resources have been watching Utah’s deer herds closely. And so far, biologists have good news: Deer across Utah