Fishing
OK: Holiday antlerless deer season brings Christmas cheer to hunters
Christmas family traditions range from eating out and attending services on Christmas Eve to giving out gifts and stockings filled with treats. But in Oklahoma, families can even go deer hunting over the Christmas holidays.
OK: Wildlife Department opens online public comment period for regulation changes
Sportsmen have the opportunity to voice their thoughts online now through Jan. 13, 2012, regarding hunting and fishing related rule change proposals currently under consideration. Proposed rule changes are often considered to increase opportunity for
OK: Holidays are for the birds
As the holiday seasons are fast approaching and you’re readily preparing with lights, trees, and ornaments, wildlife enthusiasts can take it a step further and create a holiday “feeder tree” for birds. “This is a
CT: DEEP and CCEA Release Study Highlighting the Economic Impact of CT State Parks and Forests
More than $1 Billion Spent by Residents and Visitors in 2010 Connecticut’s state parks and forests offer numerous outdoor recreation activities that are part of what makes Connecticut a special place to live – and
CT: DEEP Make Illegal Shellfishing Arrest
The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) Environmental Conservation (EnCon) Police today responded by vessel to an active commercial shellfishing complaint in Long Island Sound, Guilford, and cited two captains of Mid-Sound Fisheries,
NJ: Commissioner Martin provides one-year progress report on Barnegat Bay plan, announces agreement preserving scout camp
(11/P140) TRENTON – Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner Bob Martin today marked the first anniversary of Governor Christie’s comprehensive plan to restore Barnegat Bay by announcing an agreement to preserve the 436-acre Joseph A. Citta
SD: Custer State Park Names New Superintendent
CUSTER STATE PARK, S.D. – Matt Snyder has been selected as the new superintendent of Custer State Park. Snyder begins his duties Dec. 19, succeeding Richard Miller, who is retiring after 11 years with the
SD: Black Hills Snowmobile Trails Open Today With Limited Grooming
PIERRE, S.D. – While the snowmobile trails in the Black Hills officially open today, snowmobile enthusiasts will need to have a little patience before they can take to the trails this winter. “It’s certainly not
SD: Over 800 Attend Fort Sisseton Annual Frontier Christmas
LAKE CITY, S.D. – About 800 people started their holiday season with crafts and wagon rides at Fort Sisseton Historic State Park’s Frontier Christmas. The annual Frontier Christmas, held December 10, gave visitors a chance
