Fishing
OK: Wildlife law enforcement and education efforts receive a boost from SCI
Safari Club International (SCI) is known for supporting conservation and sportsmen, including their Oklahoma Station Chapter’s generous support for many initiatives of the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation. Their most recent contribution to Oklahoma sportsmen
OK: Controlled Hunts application online now
Offering once-in-a-lifetime elk and antelope hunts, highly sought-after buck hunts, and a range of other quality deer, turkey, quail and coon hunts, the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation’s controlled hunts program is a valuable resource
OK: Outdoor Calendar of Events
APRIL 6-May 6: Spring turkey season. Seasons on public lands may vary from statewide season dates. For detailed regulations, consult the current “Oklahoma Hunting Guide.” 8: Dewey County Conservation Cedar Rodeo and Legislative Tour. Demonstration
OK: Fishing Report for April 6, 2011
CENTRAL Arcadia: April 5. Elevation below normal, water upper 50s and murky. Largemouth bass good on crankbaits. Channel catfish good on cut shad. Crappie good on minnows and jigs at the docks. Report submitted by
SD: Hunters Asked to Complete Survey Forms
PIERRE, S.D. – Harvest surveys for the 2010-11 hunting seasons in South Dakota will be wrapped up in the next few weeks, and those who received survey forms still have an opportunity to respond. “We
WI: Rockies wolves ‘deal’ reached
Minneapolis – While it’s possible hunters in two Rocky Mountain states could be tracking gray wolves as early as this fall, folks in the Midwest shouldn’t expect any change in the status of the species
WI: Turkey, crossbow, muskie, baiting top hearing agenda
Madison – Citizens across Wisconsin have an opportunity to share their opinions on proposed fish and wildlife rule changes, present new ideas in the management of Wisconsin’s natural resources, and elect Conservation Congress delegates for
NY: 7 years, and no pay hike
ECOs, rangers frustrated by contract stalemate Albany – New York’s environmental conservation officers and forest rangers are locked in a contract stalemate with the state. That might not be surprising, given New York’s bleak financial
NY: DMP cut, deer take still rises
Statewide kill tops 230,000 Albany – New York’s deer harvest figures always attract the attention of whitetail hunters when they’re released in the spring. But while that final number is often the most scrutinized, it’s
