Hunting
No grizzly hunt, no regrets for Montana wildlife officials
Meanwhile, Idaho and Wyoming pursuing plans for hunts.
Report: Contractor overestimated Ann Arbor deer population
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — A report says the contractor overseeing Ann Arbor’s deer management program significantly overestimated the animal’s population last year in the city. The Ann Arbor News reports that White Buffalo Inc. believed
Tough times for turkeys, and don’t expect that to change anytime soon
While turkey numbers are clearly driven primarily by production in the spring and Mother Nature, there are other factors playing into the decline.
North Dakota deer hunters see 61-percent overall success rate in 2017
Mule deer hunters did particularly well, with buck success at 83 percent, antlerless mule deer 86 percent.
Purchasing leftover turkey permits through online system confusing, frustrating
Turkey hunters found errors in the dates listed for 2018 spring turkey seasons as they went through the online purchasing process.
Nearly 300 acres of public access added in Swift County
Benson, Minn. — Local volunteers from the Swift County Chapter of Pheasants Forever recently partnered with the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and Minnesota’s Outdoor Heritage Fund to acquire 282 acres of public land in
Spring activities in Pennsylvania outdoors losing out to winter’s stronghold
A foot of new snow will make for some rough early season trout fishing in eastern Pennsylvania.
Alabama eyes potential economic impact of CWD
MONTGOMERY, Ala. — A fatal deer disease is inching closer to Alabama, where whitetail deer are the most popular game animal and hunting generates a $1.8 billion yearly economic impact. The Montgomery Advertiser reports that
A glimmer of hope for moose in northern Maine
Hunters might be allowed to harvest more moose this year because of strong survival rates in the northern parts of the state.
