Hunting
Sometimes humans expose fawns to mortal danger
Does are adept at hiding their newborns from natural predators, but humans can spoil their efforts.
Wisconsin Assembly expected to pass deer baiting/feeding ban bill June 21
Senate already passed bill; would only then need Gov. Scott Walker’s signature to lift CWD protection.
Sage grouse hunting unlikely in South Dakota this year
South Dakota’s Game, Fish and Parks Department wants to close the state’s hunting season on sage grouse after fewer male birds were seen dancing on their mating grounds this year.
Wisconsin Senate OKs bill to relax deer baiting prohibition
Ban would last three years in counties with CWD if no additional deer test positive and would last two years in neighboring counties; heads to state Assembly.
Kentucky puts forth resources to help ruffed grouse
The Ruffed Grouse and Young Forest Strategic Plan looks 10 years out and its success hinges on an array of partners working together to create the young forest habitat on which grouse and other woodland
‘Next year’ for spring gobblers and morels
No luck with either for the author in 2017 seasons.
Ohio DNR’s liaison to governor resigns
Cites ongoing license fee debate among reasons.
Pennsylvania steps up fight against CWD
Disease Management Area 2 will be expanded significantly eastward, increasing its area from 2,846 square miles to 4,095 square miles, and within DMA 2, two new Deer Management Assistance Program units have been created to
NWTF celebrates release of Wildlife Restoration Act funds
EDGEFIELD, S.C. — Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke formally announced the release of $1.1 billion from the Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration Act on Tuesday, June 13 that will continue to support fish, wildlife and habitat
