Fishing
ID: Ask Fish and Game: Lifetime license
Q. Do you have any gift ideas for an avid outdoorsman? A. A gift certificate to cover a new annual hunting/fishing license is one idea. Fish and Game also offers lifetime license certificates. These licenses
ID: Sportsmen breakfast meeting planned December 6 at Fish and Game
Area wildlife enthusiasts are invited to an Idaho Fish and Game’s Sportsmen’s Breakfast Tuesday, December 6, at the Clearwater Regional Office, 3316 16th Avenue in Lewiston. Department personnel will present information on a number of
ID: Boise River steelhead stocking complete
The release of steelhead in the Boise on Tuesday, November 22, will be the last for 2011. The trapping rate at the Oxbow Dam has slowed, and the post Thanksgiving release has been cancelled. Idaho
SD: Fort Sisseton Celebrates a Frontier Christmas
LAKE CITY – Get in the holiday spirit at Fort Sisseton Historic State Park’s Annual Frontier Christmas on Saturday, Dec. 10. Relive Christmas traditions from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. CST. Throughout the day, visitors
NH: New fighing limits proposed to promote higher abundance of Menhaden on eastern seaboard
DURHAM, N.H. — The Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission’s (ASMFC) Atlantic Menhaden Management Board has approved Addendum V to Amendment 1 to the Interstate Fishery Management Plan for Atlantic Menhaden. The Addendum establishes a new
MN: Deer kill still lower than 2010
St. Paul – Firearms deer hunters are on track to kill about 5 percent fewer deer than they did last year. Through Sunday, which was the end of the Zone 1 firearms season, they had
MI: Study: Mercury levels in fish higher than expected
Detroit – While environmental controls have limited the amount of new mercury pollution in the Great Lakes region, a recent study reveals levels of mercury found in some species of fish in Michigan waterways have
MI: License sales dip hinders funding
Lansing – State officials are preparing to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Pittman-Robertson Wildlife Restoration Act, the federal funding mechanism that has largely supported wildlife management efforts in Michigan since it was signed in
PA: After officer’s killing, WCOs want more help
Gettysburg, Pa. (AP) – Adams County Wildlife Conservation Officer David Grove was gunned down a year ago, after making a stop for suspected deer poaching. The 31-year-old officer had seen spotlighting, heard gunshots in Freedom
