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Becoming an Outdoors-Woman Waterfowl, Bow Hunting Space Available in North Dakota
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department is still accepting registrations for Becoming an Outdoors-Woman workshops in 2012.
North Dakota's Bighorn Sheep Numbers Increase
While many of the state’s western big game populations remain at low population levels, bighorn sheep numbers are strong, according to Brett Wiedmann, big game biologist for the North Dakota Game and Fish Department in
Vermont's Grouse Season is Sept. 29 – Dec. 31; Woodcock Oct. 1- Nov. 14
A quiet walk down a hidden woods road, bright fall foliage coloring the canopy overhead and the crisp, cool air of an early morning — these are just some of the elements of a great
Special Opportunity Moose Hunt for Vermont, Sept. 13 Deadline
Special opportunity moose hunts for as many as three people under 21 years old who have a life threatening disease or illness are being offered by Vermont, but the deadline to apply is Thursday, September
Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission approves lion quotas and tweaks falconry rules
The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission unanimously approved mountain lion harvest quotas for the upcoming lion season in the state at the Commission’s September meeting in Glenwood Springs today.
Idaho Department of Fish and Game pheasant, waterfowl hunts for youths with no mentors
The Idaho Department of Fish and Game is sponsoring two mentored youth hunts in the Upper Snake Region this year – one waterfowl and one pheasant hunt.
Deer and turkey hunter input needed on Arkansas management plans
The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission has posted two surveys on its website as a way to gather input on wildlife management plans. The surveys outline goals, objectives and strategies for the 2013 strategic deer
Free outdoor adventure talk in New Hampshire September 12: Calling Whitetails
Increase your odds of success hunting deer in New Hampshire this fall by coming to a free talk by hunting expert Dean Vanier on Wednesday, September 12, 2012, at 7 p.m. at the New Hampshire

Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation Tops $400,000 in Grants to Advance Science of Wolves
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation has topped $400,000 in grants and pledges to advance the science of wolves, wolf interactions with elk and other wildlife, and wolf management overall.
The total includes more than