Hunting
Wyoming tribes spar over proposal to kill eagles
The Northern Arapaho Tribe maintains neither the USFWS nor the Eastern Shoshone Tribe has the right to prevent its members from killing bald eagles for religious purposes.
How Colorado's Wildlife Division overspent $32 million
Sloppy accounting at Colorado’s Division of Wildlife caused the agency to overspend $32.4 million between 2007 and 2011, according to a state audit released Monday.
My Maiden Food Plot Voyage
Well, I’ve done it! I’ve set out on my maiden food plot voyage. Though my journey is far from complete, shoving off was half the battle. For the most part, I’ve let the boys take
Wyoming Game and Fish Announces Habitat Partnership Plan to Benefit Platte Valley Mule Deer Herd
Improving habitat for mule deer was the topic of a recent meeting in Saratoga in which the public was informed of a plan by the Game and Fish to address declining numbers of mule deer
Application dates shift for some of Florida's quota hunts
If you hunt public land, you should know that many of Florida’s wildlife management areas (WMAs) require a quota permit to hunt during archery, muzzleloading gun and all or part of the general gun season.
Arkansas deer permit applications available now through July 1
Deer permit applications available now through July 1. Click here for more info and to apply today: http://www.agfc.com/licenses/Pages/PermitsSpecialWMA.aspx
Hawaii DLNR announces goat hunting to open on Kaua'i
The Department of Land and Natural Resources announces the opening of archery, muzzleloading rifle, and high-powered rifle hunting seasons for feral goats on the island of Kaua‘i.
Colorado sage grouse update, Herd plans on tap for PWC
The Parks and Wildlife Commission will hear a series of presentations on the status of sage-grouse and receive several big game herd management plan updates during its monthly meeting in Craig.
Quinn's signature would mean open crossbow hunting during part of archery season
Amid the flurry of bills that passed and failed late last week as the spring legislative session wound down, House Bill 4819 seemed to get lost in the debris. Some of you know it as
