Hook and Bullet
Appeals panel upholds lower court ruling in Steve Fellegy fishing case
Attorney to seek review by Minnesota Supreme Court
Violation rate spikes as COs kick off roadside AIS checks
DNR conservation officers staged the first of their planned roadside checks for aquatic invasive species last week.
Game and Fish rejects unlimited lion hunting idea
The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission has considered and rejected a proposal to allow unlimited hunting of mountain lions in part of the Black Hills.
North Dakota wildlife officials expect good pheasant year
North Dakota wildlife officials are anticipating a good production year for pheasants but have concerns about the population of the upland game bird long term.
South Dakota panel cuts number of East River deer licenses
The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Commission has decided to cut the number of East River deer hunting licenses this year.
North Dakota fishing license sales down slightly in 2011
Historic flooding in North Dakota in 2011 led to a small drop in fishing license sales, but it didn’t keep most anglers from finding some place to wet a line.
Richfield woman takes to the range
It wasn’t the new laptop computer she had wanted, but Dawn Weyer did get something from her husband, Ron, for Christmas that could be loaded, just not with software. It was a Browning 22 LR
Duck zones taking shape in Louisiana
For the past 31 duck seasons, Louisiana hunters have taken to marshes, swamps, flooded rice fields and timber areas under what was a ground-breaking opportunity: a two-zone, two-splits-per-zone framework.
Don't blame the skunks
I was mowing my yard a few weeks ago and noticed a large patch of dug up turf. Grass roots were scattered everywhere. My first inclination was to get the varmint having the nerve to
