Hunting
Dayton unveils budget proposal
Gov. Mark Dayton on Tuesday unveiled his budget proposal, setting the stage for the remainder of the legislative session.
Idaho mulling paid trappers to manage wolf numbers
Idaho wildlife officials are considering paying private trappers to kill wolves roaming in specific hunting zones where wolves have had a significant impact on elk populations.
Record number of black bears killed in West Virginia
West Virginia hunters killed a record number of black bears last year during the archery and firearms seasons.
Yellowstone-area wolf harvests in court Monday
Montana officials were due in state court Monday to ask a judge to reinstate a temporary ban against the hunting and trapping of gray wolves near Yellowstone National Park.
Wyo. bison hunt hits goal of 200 by season close
Hunters report killing 200 bison during the just-completed bison hunting season in northwest Wyoming.
Outlook for Wisconsin Turkeys Seems Good
Everything seems to be pointing to one of the better spring turkey seasons Wisconsin has had in some time. The excitement dates back to last May and June when recruitment conditions, primarily the weather, were
Maine hunters record moose hunt tally of 2,895
Maine’s 2012 fall moose hunting season, now in its third decade since its revival, ended with a record 2,895 moose taken by hunters
Investigators wrap up large Wyoming poaching case
It must have looked like a law enforcement convention with 38 Wyoming wildlife officials all gathered in one spot.
North Dakota to have 180 nonresident any-deer bow licenses
North Dakota is making only 180 any-deer bow licenses available to out-of-state hunters this year.
