Fishing
Maryland Blind Site Licensing Dates Announced
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Wildlife & Heritage Service announced today the waterfowl blind site licensing schedule for Maryland waters. The initial phase of licensing will take place August 2 at designated locations
Columbia, Missouri to host national trappers convention Aug. 4-7
Missourians who yearn to learn how to trap otters under ice or clean a turtle, find out more about mountain lions or collectable traps or possibly meet representatives from international fur auction houses can do
Kansas: archery in the schools program training workshop July 16
Instructors needed for growing school program EMPORIA – A training workshop for the National Archery in the Schools (NASP) program will be conducted at Riverside Elementary School in Emporia on Saturday, July 16, from 8:30
Kansas: lesser prairie chickens found outside current known range
Computer modeling system reveals previously unknown breeding grounds PRATT – The Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism (KDWPT) recently used Maximum Entropy (MaxEnt) modeling software to target searches for lesser prairie chicken leks (breeding
Iowa DNR launches revamped web site
DES MOINES – A newly redesigned Iowa Department of Natural Resources website provides a number of new services for Iowans. About 150,000 unique visitors from more than 140 countries and territories go to www.iowadnr.gov every
OK: Fishing report for July 6, 2011
This weekly fishing report is provided by the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation. CENTRAL Hefner: July 5. Elevation below normal, water 78-92 and clear. Largemouth bass fair on jigs and deep crankbaits at 6-20 ft.
MN: Across the continent, waterfowl numbers increase
St. Paul – Across the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s duck breeding populations survey area, things are ducky. And wet. According to the agency’s 2011 report on populations, total duck abundance (45.6 million) jumped 11
MI: Pheasant initiative takes root
St. Johns, Mich. – On a sunny, windswept day at the Maple River State Game Area in Clinton County, the highly anticipated Michigan Pheasant Restoration Initiative officially began. Dignitaries from several local conservation organizations and
MI: Funding cut for wolf depredation program
Lansing – Federal officials who work with Upper Peninsula farmers plagued by wolf attacks will cease their operations this month as a result of funding cuts in Washington. Earmarks that fund the U.S. Department of
