Hook and Bullet
Big game raffles, auctions in Oregon gross more than $523,202
The 2012 ODFW auction and raffles for big game hunting tags grossed $523,202, of which $308,566 will go to the Access and Habitat Program and $179,937 to big game research and management.
DNR 'Sustainability' bill ready for Quinn's pen
After a series of strange twist in Springfield yesterday, the “DNR Sustainability” bill nowawaits the signature of Gov. Pat Quinn. The governor is expected to sign it, but given the odd nature of the spring
South Dakota's Pronghorn antelope plan available for review
The S.D. Game, Fish and Parks Department is offering citizens the opportunity to review a five-year draft management plan for pronghorn antelope.
North Dakota Deer Application Deadline is June 6
North Dakota deer hunters are reminded the deadline for submitting applications for the 2012 gun season is June 6. Hunters are encouraged to apply online at the State Game and Fish Department website.
Apply for an antlerless big game permit for Utah
You won’t have to juggle a printed guidebook and a website when you apply for a cow elk, doe deer or doe pronghorn hunting permit for this fall’s hunts.
Vermont Moose Hunting Applications Are Available Statewide
Vermont moose hunting permit applications have been available on the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department’s website since early May, but printed applications are now at Vermont license agents statewide.
Trolley Rides Allow Those With Physical Limitations to Experience the Mickelson Trail near Deadwood, South Dakota
Black Hills visitors with physical limitations have an opportunity to view the Mickelson Trail on Tuesday, June 5.
Mountain lions kill 2 radio-collared wolves in Montana
Mountain lions have killed two radio-collared wolves in the Bitterroot Valley since January, a state wolf specialist in Montana says, and two others were killed last year.
Lifetime licenses? Devil is in the detail.
Legislation has been introduced in Lansing to create a package of lifetime hunting and fishing licenses. On the surface, it sounds like a good idea that would save sportsmen and women a few bucks. But
