Hook and Bullet
Properly tuned crankbaits catch more fish
A crankbait that’s out of tune works about as well as a six-string guitar without the strings
Group alleges political meddling in New Mexico wolf program
The effort to return the Mexican gray wolf to the American Southwest has been fraught with legal disputes, illegal shootings, livestock deaths and emotion.
Montana Pronghorn still recovering from 2011 winter
More pronghorn fawns are showing up on the landscape this spring across Montana, raising hopes of a good fawn crop, but antelope still are years from full recovery.
Coho fishing approved on 10 Oregon rivers
Anglers received good news this week as Fish and Wildlife commissioners approved fishing for wild coho on 10 rivers and one lake.
Alabama's Oak Mountain Deer Hunts Scheduled for 2012-13
In an effort to expand the opportunity for bowhunters to harvest more deer within Oak Mountain State Park near Birmingham, hunt dates will be scheduled from November 1, 2012 through January 31, 2013.
Utah's Wildlife Board revises elk plan
Revised plan will allow a few more elk in Utah
Plant fields now for fall mourning dove hunts
Dove hunters still have time to plant fields to attract doves during the upcoming season, according to a wildlife biologist with the S.C. Department of Natural Resources. The mourning dove is the most popular game
Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission Approves Three-Zone Framework for 2012-2015 Waterfowl Seasons
The Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission (LWFC) today approved a three-zone framework for the 2012-2015 waterfowl seasons.
Missouri fisherman doubles his fun with record carpsucker
Nicholas J. Wray of Harrisonville could have rested on his laurels after catching a Missouri State-record river carpsucker on pole and line in 2008.
