Fishing
Got your 2012 N.H. Fish and Wildlife Calendar?
CONCORD, N.H. – As 2011 comes to a close, start planning for a WILD new year with the all-new 2012 New Hampshire Fish & Wildlife wall calendar. It’s guaranteed to bring a refreshing touch of
NH: Advance Notice: 2012 Winter B.O.W. Workshop – February 18, 2012
Women: Come explore the skills you need to enjoy exciting winter outdoor activities at the New Hampshire Winter Becoming an Outdoors-Woman (B.O.W.) workshop set for Saturday, February 18, 2012, (snow date Sunday, February 19), at
BOC: Increase license fees
Fishing and hunting license fees should be increased and restructured, as the DNR has proposed, to keep the Game and Fish Fund solvent, according to a citizens group that oversees agency expenditures.
CO: Vote on three new State Natural Areas slated
DENVER – The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission is expected to approve three new State Natural Areas and affirm the former Parks Board’s policy regarding the State Trails Committee during its monthly meeting on Thursday
NH: Hunters and Anglers: Thank a landowner today
CONCORD, N.H. — If you’re a hunter or angler, the holiday season is an important time to extend thanks to landowners who share access to their land, says Charles Miner Jr., who heads up the
Cougar spotted again in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula
Hancock, Mich. (AP) – A cougar that officials believe migrated from the western U.S. has been caught on camera for a third time in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. The Department of Natural Resources said Wednesday the
CO: Poaching Alert: Pinewood Lake and Boulder
DENVER — Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers are investigating two wildlife crimes in northeastern Colorado. In Pinewood Lake, a large bull elk was killed Thanksgiving night or early the next morning. The incident occurred off
OK: December brings pheasant season to Oklahoma
December brings holiday cheer, cold weather and the start of two full months of hunting the colorful ring-necked pheasant in northern Oklahoma. According to biologists with the Wildlife Department, two main factors determine how many
OK: Trout stockings resume at Lower Illinois River as Wildlife Department seeks fix for water shortages
The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation has resumed trout stockings at the Lower Illinois River due to water levels improving in Tenkiller Lake, and officials with the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation say they continue
