Hunting
Group petitions Wyoming governor to put off grizzly hunt
Of the approximately 33,000 signatures on the petition, about 400 originated within Wyoming.
Top officials say policies, public non-compliance hampering CWD control efforts
Top officials weigh in on escalating CWD crisis in state deer population.
Pittman-Robertson Act ‘modernization’ to spur hunter recruitment, retention gets the nod
House Committee on Natural Resources gives nod to legislation.
One tag offered in Idaho’s first grizzly hunt in 40-plus years
One tag will be issued through a controlled hunt in eastern part of state; random drawing limited to Idaho residents.
Officials: Massive poaching ring in Washington state spills into Oregon
Four men part of a larger ring of at least nine alleged poachers who have been charged in Washington with illegally hunting and killing animals, including bears and bobcats.
New migratory bird regs feature expanded opportunities for doves, woodcock
The 2018-19 waterfowl seasons are very similar to those selected in 2017-18. However, hunters will enjoy longer seasons for doves, woodcock, and other “webless” migratory game bird species this year.
Fate of trail cameras delayed in Arizona
Commission delayed action on a controversial measure that would implement a one-quarter-mile trail camera setback at most manmade water sources for hunters.
So far, Ohio turkey harvest sees good gains
Cicada hatch two years ago credited with bump.
Spring has sprung, and has trout anglers and turkey hunters thankful
If you are one of those anglers who has been waiting for ice out to finally come at your favorite trout pond, you may finally be in luck. What has been one of the longest
