Hook and Bullet
Idaho officials aim to delist woodland caribou
Bonner County officials who want federal protections removed from woodland caribou have hired the law firm that successfully argued before the U.S. Supreme Court a northern Idaho couple’s wetlands dispute.
Nevada Department of Wildlife Recommends Increased Tag Quotas
NDOW)will make recommendations for some healthy increases in tag quotas for many big game species at the upcoming Nevada Board of Wildlife Commission Meeting May 11 and 12 in Reno.
Are we the problem
It seems we cannot get away from playing the blame game, suggesting they, not us, are the problem. We have seen the blame game in politics for longer than we care to remember. Tell everyone
Ask Idaho Fish and Game: Depredation hunt sign-up
Q. Is it too late to apply for depredation hunts this year?
West Virginia revises deer hunting rules to cut population
West Virginia is giving hunters incentives to kill female deer instead of bucks in a move to reduce the animal’s population.
Ohio River Provides Two New State Record Fish
Two state record fish were caught recently from the Ohio River, according to Frank Jezioro, Director of the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources.
Youth program in Colorado helps hunters bag first birds
Three lucky young hunters from northwest Colorado bagged their first turkeys after being selected to participate in Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s 2012 Hunter Outreach Program’s Youth Turkey Hunt.
New Hampshire's wild turkey winter flock survey results
Results are in from the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department’s fourth annual wild turkey winter flock survey, in which the public participates by reporting their turkey flock sightings online. Wild turkey watchers submitted their
Barrier to keep invasive eel out of Lake Michigan
Efforts to keep an invasive species out of Lake Michigan will get a boost from a new barrier set up along a Michigan City creek.
