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3 million walleye stocked in Wisconsin waters
WILD ROSE, Wis. – Nearly 3 million walleye, Wisconsin anglers’ favorite fish, have been stocked in dozens of lakes and rivers waters over the last few weeks. The fish, up to 2 months old and
Fall turkey hunting is a season to be celebrated
Turkey hunting used to be easy, or at least we thought so based on the numbers of birds registered and gobbler responses in the fields and forests. Not so much now, at least that’s what
Oregon: Nearshore Pacific halibut fishery to close July 6
NEWPORT, Ore. – Fishery managers decided to close the central Oregon coast (Cape Falcon to Humbug Mountain) nearshore (inside 40 fathoms) sport Pacific halibut fishery on 11:59 p.m. Wednesday, July 6, because the quota is
DNA tests of bear confirm involvement in attack on Arizona woman
We’ve followed this story, so wanted to pass along the news that the suspected ‘attack bear’ has been confirmed to be the animal that went after an Arizona woman. Here is the latest, from Arizona
ID: Enter Super Hunt Now
It’s time to apply for a second chance at the hunt of a lifetime. Entries in the second Super Hunt and Super Hunt Combo drawing must be received at the Fish and Game headquarters by
ID: Second drawing results for moose available
The results of the second drawing for controlled moose hunts now are available along with drawing odds. To find the results go to the Idaho Fish and Game website at http://fishandgame.idaho.gov or to local Fish
ID: Fish and Game Commission to meet in Salon
The Idaho Fish and Game Commission will consider wolf hunting and trapping seasons during the July 27 and 28 meeting in Salmon. A public hearing will begin at 7 p.m. Wednesday, July 27, at the
CO: Parks and Wildlife board to discuss merger
DENVER – The inaugural meeting of the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Board will feature the election of officers for the board that will set regulations and policies for the new Colorado Division of Parks and
Washington conducting boat checks to stop aquatic invasive species
OLYMPIA – People hauling boats to and from Washington waterways this summer may be stopped by Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) enforcement officers conducting mandatory checks of boats, trailers and gear for aquatic
