Hunting
Mandatory testing for deer taken in SE Minnesota CWD management zone
When archery deer season opens Saturday, Sept. 16, mandatory testing for chronic wasting disease and restrictions on moving deer carcasses begins again in southeastern Minnesota’s CWD management zone, deer permit area 603, according to a
In New York, bowhunters asked to help monitor deer, wildlife populations
Archery hunters can participate in the DEC’s Bowhunter Sighting Log.
Are you ready for some deer hunting?
It’s time to start “earning” that gold medal for the amount of time we in Illinois spend in the deer woods each year.
Special deer hunts set for six state nature preserves
High deer populations can have an adverse impact on many sensitive habitats.
A trophy catfish fishery, bumble bee haven?
Changes to bag and size limits for fish in certain bodies of water and adding the rusty patched bumble bee to the list of state endangered species were among the rule changes proposed to the
North Dakota, tribe to collaborate on Standing Rock elk season
“The right thing for landowners, tribal members, wildlife and North Dakota hunting enthusiasts.”
Survey, count: Quail population continues to rebound in Nebraska
July Rural Mail Carrier Survey shows that relative abundance of quail was higher compared to last year. The relative abundance of pheasant, wild turkey, cottontail and jackrabbit was slightly lower, but was comparable to 2016
USFWS report: Duck numbers still strong
Total populations were estimated at 47.3 million breeding ducks in the traditional survey area, which is similar to last year’s estimate of 48.4 million and is 34 percent above the 1955-2016 long-term average.
Iowa preps for popular dove hunting season
Hunters getting ready to pursue the country’s most popular game bird are encouraged to visit the areas they plan to hunt before opening day.
