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Texas Kids Have Good Shot at State Record Fish
Getting credit for catching a record fish in Texas is easier than you may think, especially if you’re a youngster. Better still from a conservation standpoint, you can hang a nice Texas Parks and Wildlife
Kentucky: Explore Bowhunting! is a new Kids Program
Explore Bowhunting! A brand new outdoor kids program teaching ageless bowhunting skills such as tracking, wildlife calls, anatomy, shot placement and more! If you want to share your passion for bowhunting or simply help engage
Montana Bear Aware Summer Training Program For Saturday, June 11 Canceled
The Bear Aware training program planned at the Montana Wild Outdoor Learning Center this Saturday, June 11 as part of the Outdoors Fest is canceled due to weather. The Outdoors Fest has been postponed until
Oregon: Youth fishing event to be held at Shevlin Pond
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife invites Bend-area youth for a day of fishing at Shevlin Park Pond on Thursday, June 16 from 9 a.m. to noon. ODFW staff and volunteers will be on
Tennessee: Application Period June 15-July 27 for 2011 WMA Big Game Quota Hunts
The application period for all Wildlife Management Area (WMA) 2011 Big Game Quota Hunts will run from June 15 through July 27, the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency has announced. Applications are available and will be
Arizona Wildfires Rage on: Wildlife Impacted
Arizona is currently experiencing one of its worst wildfire seasons on record. There’s the Wallow Fire in eastern Arizona, which began on May 29 and continues to burn. And two other major wildfires are burning
Virginia Board of Game and Inland Fisheries Endorses Sunday Hunting
At its June 7, 2011 meeting, the Board of Game and Inland Fisheries passed a resolution supporting Sunday hunting in Virginia. For years the Board has maintained a neutral stance on this issue. The right
Wisconsin DNR to fight aggressive weed phragmites this summer
MADISON, Wis. (AP) – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has received a federal grant to fight an aggressive weed this summer. The federal Environmental Protection Agency gave the DNR a nearly $806,000 grant to
Study: Raising Lakes Huron and Michigan Possible, but Costly
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (AP) – Artificially raising water levels in Lakes Huron and Michigan to compensate for drop-offs caused by human tinkering is technologically feasible but would take decades to achieve and could cost more
