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One of World’s Rarest Birds in Western North Carolina

Biologists recently confirmed the presence of a pair of whooping cranes outside Hayesville, North Carolina, marking the first time the birds have been documented wintering in Western North Carolina. Whooping cranes are one of the

CO: Public Lands Closed to shed antler collection Jan. 1

GUNNISON, Colo. — Winter is a stressful time for wildlife, a time when they need peace and quiet. Colorado Parks and Wildlife is reminding people who collect shed antlers that special regulations in the Gunnison

Visit N.H. Fish and Game at upcoming outdoor events

CONCORD, N.H. — Outdoor enthusiasts are encouraged to stop by the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department booth at several upcoming events: ROCKINGHAME HUNTING & FISHING EXPO: Saturday and Sunday, January 7-8, 2012, at Rockingham

CO: Birders Christmas wish list

DENVER – With the holidays approaching, thousands of bird watchers are preparing to take to field and forest for the longest-running citizen science project in American history. From one end of the country to the

South Carolina Deer season closes Sunday, Jan. 1

The 2011 deer season will close on Sunday, Jan. 1 not Monday Jan. 2. The old law that provided for hunting on Saturday when the season opening date fell on Sunday or on Monday when

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