Hunting
Missouri expands CWD management zone, curtails deer feeding
Management zones upped from 41 to 48 counties; agency will require landowners and hunters to stop feeding deer and placing minerals for them, starting July 1.
Spring turkey harvest second-lowest in last 10 years
Preliminary data on the state DNR website shows hunters killed 38,886 wild turkeys, about 4,500 fewer than last year.
What’s happening to ruffed grouse in the Upper Great Lakes states?
A number of factors could be impacting grouse numbers, but West Nile virus is being eyed as the biggest culprit.
Maine deer hunters see big year in ’17 amid herd’s growth
Hunters harvested 27,233 deer last year, an increase of 15 percent from 2016.
Single grizzly tag up for grabs among Idaho hunters
Idaho residents have until July 15 to apply. The drawing for the hunting tag is planned for early August.
South Dakota agency: Two-thirds of whitetail fawns survive
Study also helps department determine how many deer tags to allocate for hunting seasons.
A degree in hunting, fishing? Auburn University adds wildlife enterprise management program
Auburn would become one of only two U.S. universities offering such a program, with Kansas State being the other.
This summer, fishing takes a back seat to time on the rifle range
It’s been a bit of an unusual spring and early summer for Paula and me, since we haven’t done much fishing, although I did make a western New York swing earlier this month for some
Minnesota dog fatally attacked by aggressive deer
SHOREVIEW, Minn. — A routine bathroom break for a miniature poodle turned fatal after an encounter with an aggressive deer in Minnesota. Jill Wilson said she watched in horror as her 14-year-old dog, Pepper, was
