Hunting
Take the family to the woods – and thin out the squirrel population at the same time
A few weeks ago, squirrel season opened in Illinois. As a bowhunter in the Prairie State, these cute, bushy-tailed, little critters morph into my arch-nemeses come Oct. 1. They have an annoying way of tampering
Duck hunters get Nov. 5-9 season split in Wisconsin's north zone
State waterfowlers get another liberal season this fall – 60 days with a six-duck daily bag limit – that includes a five-day November closure in the northern zone.
WWF: State is up to challenge of wolf lawsuit
Sportsmen who remember the state’s handling of the Chippewa treaty rights case may be getting nervous as the Attorney General’s office prepares to defend the new timber wolf season
Woman fights half-ton marlin more than 4 hours in Hawaii waters, just missing world record
A 5-foot-9-inch woman tournament fishing in Hawaii waters fought a 12-foot marlin more than four hours before getting it on her team’s boat and weighing it at more than a half-ton.
Alabama Hunting and Fishing Licenses on Sale August 27
The sale of recreational hunting and fishing licenses for Alabama’s 2012-2013 seasons begins on August 27, 2012.
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission approves permanent blind removal plan on WMAs
Beginning Oct. 15, the AGFC will dismantle and remove blinds left on St. Francis Sunken Lands WMA and Big Lake WMA.
Staten Island deer becoming a problem
Burgeoning deer populations have long been a bane of many upstate communities, but white-tailed deer are now making New York City
North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission Reminds Hunters to Follow CWD Guidelines
The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission is reminding citizens they must follow special guidelines when hunting in states that have tested positive for Chronic Wasting Disease
Dove Hunting in North Carolina Requires Firearms Safety and Hunter Responsibility
Dove season opens a half hour before sunrise on Sept. 1.
