Fishing
NAWCA sees increase in president’s budget
Washington – A recently released overview of President Barack Obama’s 2010 budget provides little detail in most areas, but does provide financial promise for one of the nation’s most productive conservation programs, according to Ducks
Spanish ex-justice minister fined for hunting trip
Madrid (AP) — A hunting trip that cost the Spanish justice minister his job has now cost him euro2,000 ($2,500). It turns out Mariano Fernandez Bermejo was shooting deer in an area where he did
Minnesota men find second careers searching for perch
Deer River, Minn. (AP) — If you take Jerry Zahl’s words at face value, you might believe that retirement is work. “I don’t get any days off,” Zahl, 67, of Grand Rapids said recently as
Web-Based License and Game Check System to Be Online March 1, 2011
Columbus, OH – The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR), Division of Wildlife has entered into a contract with The Active Network, Inc. to build and implement a Web-based license sales and game check system.
Number of elk declining in northwest Minnesota
Karlstad, Minn. – The number of elk counted last month during aerial surveys in northwestern Minnesota was down from last year in both the Kittson County and Grygla areas. Counts in Kittson County showed 45
Conservationists want more Wyoming lynx habitat
Jackson, Wyo. (AP) — Conservation groups say more parts of the Greater Yellowstone Area in Wyoming and Idaho could be set aside for lynx habitat. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service last week announced 39,000
Reminders For Spring Black Bear Hunters
To hunt in the spring black bear season, black bear hunters must purchase a license by April 14. Licenses purchased after April 14 can only be used for the fall black bear season. Only one
Spring Steelhead Season Still Open
A surefire cure for cabin fever, steelhead season is still open on the Boise, Clearwater, Snake and Salmon and Little Salmon rivers. The spring harvest season opened January 1, and it continues until April 30
