Hunting
Apply for grouse, sandhill crane hunts in Utah
Applications to hunt sandhill cranes in Utah this fall must be received no later than July 3.
Food plot surviving the drought
This spring, I made up my mind that no matter how many late nights I had to endure in the name of research, I was going to plant a food plot. One of my mottos
2 more cougars kill in residential SD areas
Rapid City, S.D. (AP) – South Dakota wildlife officials have killed two more mountain lions that wandered into residential areas. Game, Fish and Parks Department regional wildlife manager John Kanta tells the Rapid City Journal
Fla. black bear removed from threatened list
West Palm Beach, Fla. (AP) – Black bears in Florida will no longer be considered a threatened species under a plan approved Wednesday by wildlife commissioners. The Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission ended the decades-old
Trout transition from the classroom to the creek
After four months of feeding, caring for and tending to 175 tiny rainbow trout living in a 55-gallon fish tank, a group of Middletown High School students turned the fish loose to fend for themselves.
25 hunters win public land elk permits for upcoming Arkansas' 2012 season
For 25 lucky hunters, the highlight of the Buffalo River Elk Festival was the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s drawing for public land elk hunting permits.
Illinois DNR plan may get a second go-round
Two questions anglers in the state immediately asked were, “Does this mean there is still a chance for a Fish Management Fund?” and “Does the group lobbying for the Fish Management Fund still want to
Counties cut from late-winter deer season
Keeping true to its original promise, DNR trimmed 10 counties from the list of those open for late-winter deer hunting.
Midwest cougar comeback not quite reaching Illinois
Math is at odds with those who believe Illinois – especially the southern half – is home to wild cougars.
