Hunting
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.
Activists seek ban on sport hunting of Arizona big cats
Hunters and other opponents to the initiative have pointed out that the state’s mountain lion population is regulated by the Arizona Game and Fish Department and it’s not endangered.
Pennsylvania to allow more types of electronic hunting gadgets
HARRISBURG, Pa. — Pennsylvania hunters got permission this week to use four types of electronic devices as they pursue their quarry. The state Game Commission voted earlier this week to approve the use of electronic
In upstate New York, rabid deer attacks man, hooking his face with antlers
TROY, N.Y. — A man says he was attacked by a rabid deer in upstate New York, and it nearly stabbed him in the eye with its antlers. Tony Remillard, 34, of Troy, was in
Wright County white-tailed deer herd tests negative for CWD
ST. PAUL, Minn. — The Minnesota Board of Animal Health has lifted a quarantine in place since May 15 following the depopulation and testing of a chronic wasting disease-exposed Wright County white-tailed deer herd. CWD
Ohio artist fares well in federal Duck Stamp competition
Clayton working toward a career in wildlife art.
