Hunting
Funding change means less enforcement time for Montana game wardens
HELENA, Mont. — A legislative change in the funding for the Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Department means game wardens will be required to do more wildlife management work, making them less available for conservation
In Wyoming, hunting brings disabled veterans together
At the center of it all is the idea that getting veterans together to shoot big game is one of the best ways to build friendships and ease lingering pains.
CWD inevitable in Montana? State wildlife officials bulk up surveillance efforts
Chronic wasting disease has not yet been discovered in Montana’s wild populations of deer, elk and moose, but as the disease continues to expand to the north, south and east of the state, Montana Fish,
Wisconsin officials consider dropping elk hunt requirements
Would allow hunters to kill elk before the state’s two herds reach a minimum size, with DNR saying it would bring in money and the herds could still be managed responsibly.
New Jersey sees substantial drop in bear harvest numbers on opener; future of hunt remains in limbo
Hunt remains a hot-button topic in the state, with two protesters arrested.
Hunters, wildlife share Iowa’s Lake Odessa lifestyle
Sitting along the west bank of the Mississippi River in Louisa County, Lake Odessa, with its network of islands, waterways and hidden sloughs, might be the wildest place in Iowa. It may be the only
Michigan CWD symposium brings together national wildlife, disease experts
DNR: Gathering provided an opportunity to share ideas and focus on finding solutions for containing CWD.
Cast iron wild game camp cooking in the BWCAW
An October hunting trip off the Gunflint Trail produced ridiculous autumn scenery, ruffed grouse, and an appetizing culinary education for the author last week.
Minnesota pheasant hunting – back when it was easy
The author began pheasant hunting in Minnesota’s rooster heyday.
