Fishing
Arizona Game and Fish completes forensic necropsy of suspected ‘attack’ bear
The Arizona Game and Fish Department completed its portion of the forensic necropsy of a bear that is believed to have attacked a woman in Pinetop on Tuesday. The necropsy included both an extensive external
Iowa Statewide Fishing Report for June 30
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources issues a weekly fishing report on Thursdays in an effort to provide the latest information heading into the weekend. The weekly fishing report is compiled from information gathered from
MN: State slides toward shutdown
St. Paul – State officials have been planning for a potential state government shutdown for the past month – ever since Gov. Mark Dayton vetoed each of the budget bills the Republican-led Legislature passed. The
WI: Grouse drumming up over 2010
Rise in counts is unexpected surprise Madison – An unexpected increase in ruffed grouse drumming documented this spring appears to be the real deal. DNR wildlife managers, technicians, foresters, law enforcement personnel, and Ruffed Grouse
WI: Nothing for long guns in the latest ‘carry’ legislation
Madison – Even as the state’s new concealed carry bill was on its way to the governor’s desk last week, those familiar the bill said it will do little to change how sportsmen transport long
WI: Lake Michigan fishing off to fast start
Milwaukee – In capsule form, Lake Michigan fishing so far this year on the Wisconsin side of the lake has developed into an awfully good show. To the south, from about the Manitowoc-Sheboygan area to
NY: Salt anglers reminded: Free registry required
Albany – New York’s saltwater anglers need to participate in a no-fee registry that takes the place of the $10 marine fishing license repealed by the state Legislature. So far, that hasn’t been happening, DEC
NY: Deer plan more than rules/regs
Albany – DEC’s 5-year deer management plan is about much more than season-setting, antler restrictions and a youth hunt. The 57-page document likely to be scrutinized by deer hunters across the state also includes goals
IL: CWD culling finds spread is limited
Arlington Heights, Ill. – A culling program that killed 75 deer in Kane County yielded no “significant” cases of chronic wasting disease, a DNR biologist reported. DNR had announced plans for the program back in
