Fishing
FWP Seeks Information On A Trumpeter Swan Shot South Of Dillon
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is seeking information related to the shooting of a trumpeter swan on Jan. 4 south of Dillon near Poindexter Slough. Officials released the bird last fall as part of a
TPW Commission Approves Proposed Changes in Size, Bag Limits on Some Lakes
Austin, Texas — The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission’s Regulations Committee Wednesday approved the publication in the Texas Register of a number of proposed changes to freshwater fishing regulations. The proposals will be presented for
Groups and individuals recognized for fisheries contributions
Wisconsin Dells – Five of the conservation groups and dedicated individuals who help make fishing great in Wisconsin have been recognized for their efforts on behalf of the state’s anglers. The Eagle Lake Management District;
Alleged Sturgeon Poacher Arrested in Bay Area
Department of Fish and Game (DFG) wardens arrested Tam Duc Truong, 55, of San Jose today for allegedly taking and selling white sturgeon illegally. Two restaurants in San Jose are being investigated in conjunction with
Survey shows about 900 elk in Theodore Roosevelt National Park unit of North Dakota
Medora, N.D. (AP) — A January survey has found an estimated 878 elk in the south unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park, more than twice the preferred number but not enough to change the park’s
Two New Fishing Records Close Calendar Year
Nashville – The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency reports that two new state fishing records were established to close out the calendar year in December, including one that surpasses a mark that was established last April.
Pheasants among features in February Wisconsin Natural Resources
Madison — Raising pheasants, improving bird habitat and working with conservation groups to get more pheasants on the landscape are featured in the February issue of Wisconsin Natural Resources magazine available now in print and
White-nose syndrome killing bats in more states
Rosendale, N.Y. (AP) — Deadly white-nose syndrome is striking more bats over a larger area this winter, reaching south into New Jersey and Pennsylvania and emptying caves in hard-hit areas like New York. “There are
FWC makes changes to WMA quota system
At its meeting in Destin, the seven members of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) voted in favor of proposed recommended changes to its Wildlife Management Area (WMA) Quota Hunt Permit Program. An
