Hunting
US government ending Wyoming wolf protections
The U.S. government will end its protections for wolves in Wyoming, where the species was introduced two decades ago to revive it from near extinction in the United States.
Archery deer permits still available in Utah
Sept. 16 is the last day to get one
Reminder: Effective September 1, Feeding Deer Will Be Illegal in Virginia
Effective September 1, it will be illegal to feed deer statewide in Virginia. The annual prohibition runs through the first Saturday in January.
September geese and teal offer early waterfowling opportunities in Oklahoma
September is a big month for Oklahoma bird hunters, and not just for those pursuing doves. The resident Canada goose and September teal seasons both open Sept. 8.
New Hampshire hunting report August 30, 2012
Greetings, hunters! New Hampshire’s hunting seasons get rolling September 1 with the opening of bear and gray squirrel seasons, followed by the early season for resident Canada geese September 4-25 (statewide).
Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease (EHD) Identified in Salem County, New Jersey Deer
The NJDEP Division of Fish and Wildlife has recently confirmed Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease (EHD) as the cause of death in a deer in Salem County. Other possible cases have been reported in Cape May, Gloucester
South Dakota's 2012 Pheasant Count Up from 2011
Annual August pheasant brood counts in South Dakota indicate that the statewide pheasant population is up from last year, and that should equate to an excellent pheasant season this fall.
Arkansas' Sweet Sixteen WMA permits available Sept. 1
Beginning Sept. 1, use permits for the 16 Arkansas Game and Fish Commission-owned wildlife management areas designated as the Sweet Sixteen will be available to hunters.
Make the most of your Arkansas dove hunting opportunities
With dove hunting season opening Saturday, Sept. 1, Arkansans have a chance to get into the action a little or a lot. It’s their choice.
