Hunting
DNR continues surveillance plan to monitor Ohio’s deer herd for CWD
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Portions of Holmes and Wayne counties will retain their designation as a Disease Surveillance Area (DSA) 2015-01 as part of the state’s ongoing surveillance efforts for chronic wasting disease, according to the
Waterfowl guide Tony Toye fined $25,000 and kicked out of Mississippi River refuge for two years
Same sentence issued in previous federal case; one more guide to be sentenced Oct. 18.
Pennsylvania Game Commission: Reason for optimism this pheasant season
Even though pheasant production has been trimmed, hunters heading afield this fall might not notice much difference in the number of pheasants they flush. The Game Commission still plans to release about 170,000 pheasants, a
Air gun, semi-automatic use extended to special regs areas in Pennsylvania
Provisions vary from those implemented elsewhere statewide.
Another CWD-positive deer in Michigan?
Taken in Montcalm County during youth hunt, it would be be the 10th free-ranging deer in the state found to have chronic wasting disease.
Dedication of WMA part of Governor’s Pheasant Hunting Opener
The public is invited to attend the dedication of Minnesota’s newest public hunting land, the James Meger Memorial Wildlife Management Area, near Marshall, at 4 p.m. Friday, Oct. 13, as part of the Minnesota Governor’s
Grizzly attacks men hunting black bears in Montana
KALISPELL, Mont. — Montana wildlife authorities say a man shot and killed a grizzly bear after it ran out of some brush and bit his adult son’s arm. The father and son were hunting black
Wolf hunting begins again in Wyoming
Kicks off a new era of wolf management in Wyoming – earlier this year, a court lifted federal protection for wolves in the state, while denying the same in Great Lakes.
Wildlife experts: Bobcat population grows in Wisconsin
It’s estimated that northern Wisconsin had about 3,500 bobcats in 2016, compared to 1,500 in 1980.
