Fishing
Details Emerge in Killing of PA Game Warden
By MARK SCOLFORO, Associated Press GETTYSBURG, Pa. (AP) _ A felon caught poaching deer and a state game warden who had him partly handcuffed engaged in a “ferocious exchange of gunfire” that killed the officer
PA Game Commission Praises State Police for Support of Slain CO David Grove
HARRISBURG – Pennsylvania Game Commission Executive Director Carl G. Roe, on behalf of the entire agency, today offered praise for the Pennsylvania State Police’s swift resolution involving the killing of Wildlife Conservation Officer (WCO) David
PA: Game Commission WCO Grove Killed in the Line of Duty
Harrisburg – Pennsylvania Game Commission Wildlife Conservation Officer (WCO) David L. Grove was shot and killed in the line of duty while on patrol around 10:30 p.m., on Nov. 11, along Shrivers Road in Freedom
Wis. DNR asks hunters to turn in wildlife data
MADISON, Wis. (AP) _ The state Department of Natural Resources is again reminding deer hunters to file wildlife observations online. The DNR asks that bow hunters and hunters scouting for the upcoming gun season to
IL: DNR denies reports of misspending
Springfield – DNR has vehemently denied allegations in a report by the Illinois Policy Institute that claims the agency is “misappropriating millions of dollars that should have been earmarked for the state’s sportsmen.” In late
Tennessee men fined for grouse overlimits
Phillips, Wis. — Three nonresident hunters from Tennessee recently were fined nearly $500 apiece for allegedly overbagging on ruffed grouse in northern Wisconsin. And it was a warden from another state – who himself was
Thorp teen shoots a rare piebald white-tailed buck
Thorp, Wis. — Like every bowhunter, Justin Rosemeyer, 15, will never forget his first buck taken with a bow. But the buck the Thorp teenager killed on Oct. 16 was extra special. “He’s a lot
NY: Shakeup at DEC
Albany – DEC Commissioner Pete Grannis arrived amid skepticism from hunters and anglers more than three years ago. He departed last month in the wake of a leaked internal memo criticizing proposed cuts to the
Il: Trappers begin season sporting positive vibe
Antioch, Ill. – Those hoping to see bobcat and river otter trapping in the state will likely have to wait at least one more year. Or longer. Bills proposing the seasons has been stalled for
