Hunting
Wolf kill: Will it exceed quota?
As of Nov. 18, there had been 142 wolves registered by trappers and hunters, animals that count against the 2014 statewide quota of 150 animals.
Outdoors amendment rejected by N.D. voters
In what nearly everyone thought would be a close race almost right up to election day, voters on Nov. 4 overwhelmingly defeated North Dakota Clean Water, Wildlife and Parks Amendment Measure 5
Links from New York Outdoor News Issue 24
Page 5 Ohio CWD discovery prompts tightened N.Y. regs Page 10 License system stalls during allocation of leftover DMPs Page 9 DEC unveils aquatic invasives management plan Page 4 Lake sturgeon restoration progresses
Opener, and then a real snow blast
New York’s single biggest hunting day – the opening day of the Southern Zone firearms deer season – brought mixed reviews from hunters.
License restructuring alters buying patterns
A restructuring of sporting licenses has apparently altered the buying patterns of many New York hunters, anglers and trappers.
Moose calf illegally killed
DEC officials are investigating the illegal shooting of a moose calf in the Adirondacks.
State wolf plan to be updated
DNR officials are seeking public comments as it works to update the Michigan Wolf Plan.
Final deer tally likely between 130,000, 140,000
Muzzleloader season kicks off on Saturday
Win the Cold War
Hard-water warriors frequently battle the elements in their quest for glory.
