Fishing
CO: EHU Lesson Ten: Midrange ballitics for elk hunting
Elk hunting is a challenging pursuit for hunters. The terrain, weather and the animal themselves make this type of hunt one of the most interesting of all our big game hunts in Colorado. Hunters must
NH: Fish and Game announces Conservation Officers of the year
CONCORD, N.H. — Two N.H. Fish and Game Department Conservation Officers were recently honored as New Hampshire’s Conservation Officers of the Year – Conservation Officer Bradley Morse of Holderness, and Conservation Officer Todd Szewczyk of
CO: Granby area Women’s Cast ‘N Blast
GRANBY, Colo. – A beginner fly-fishing and shotgun seminar for women only in the Granby area on June 25 has been opened to women statewide. This clinic is designed for women who are interested in
Cell Phones, Satellites, “Citizen Science” to Help Prevent Wildlife-Vehicle Collisions
Countless cell phones on the ground and 24 satellites, orbiting 12,550 miles up in the sky and connected by the Internet, are part of a project in Island Park, Idaho to help decrease vehicle collisions,
Wyoming sticks with sage grouse ‘core area’ strategy
CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) – A Democrat-to-Republican change in the Wyoming governor’s office is having little, if any, policy effect on sage grouse, the most significant species in the state to be considered for federal protection.
Wolf packs kill 4 calves in Montana, 1 wolf killed
HELENA, Mont. (AP) – Officials say two wolf attacks on private ranches south of Butte and another attack at a private ranch west of Helena has resulted in the deaths of four calves and one
Kentucky agency OKs sandhill crane hunting season
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) – The Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Commission has approved a four-week hunting season for sandhill cranes, the first state on the Eastern seaboard to do so. The commission Friday unanimously approved the
About $6 million to help speed former Michigan refinery cleanup
MUSKEGON TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) – About $6 million is expected to help speed the cleanup of a former refinery site in western Michigan that’s leaking contaminants into the Muskegon River and Bear Creek. The Muskegon
CO: Vote slated on water mitigation plans
DENVER – The Colorado Wildlife Commission plans to vote on the adequacy of plans to mitigate impacts to fish and wildlife resources from two proposed transmountain water development projects during its meeting in Grand Junction.
