Hunting
Enter Idaho's second super hunt drawing now
It’s not too late to apply for a second chance at the hunt of a lifetime.
Ask Idaho Fish and Game: Leftover tags
Q. I applied for a deer controlled hunt and didn’t get drawn. Now I see that there are permits for that hunt available for the second drawing. How is that possible?
Pheasants Forever sponsors fundraiser for Idaho Wildlife Summit
Would you like a chance to win your choice of several wonderful rifles or shotguns for hunting this season?
North Dakota WMA Camping Restrictions Spread to Southwest
Some wildlife management areas in southwestern North Dakota now have the same camping restrictions adopted earlier this spring on similar public lands along Lake Sakakawea.
DNR hanging on ‘sustainability’ bill’s lifeblood
Hunters, anglers and fans of Illinois’ state parks have been waiting all summer to hear Gov. Pat Quinn call for a special session of the General Assembly.
Deer herd appears to hit stable point in Illinois
Reports of dead deer in southern Illinois have trickled in this summer, but the state appears to have avoided an outbreak of epizootic hemorrhage disease
Quail, pheasants should benefit from CRP grazing
The USDA’s decision to open more than half of Illinois’ CRP acres for emergency haying and grazing may not be as awful for the state’s quail and pheasant populations as one might think
Stakeholders, DNR tackle the deer czar report
Implementation of the deer report, compiled by Dr. James Kroll, Dr. David Guynn Jr., and Dr. Gary Alt got off to a fast start July 31 when the DNR convened a deer stakeholders roundtable
DNR wants public input in decisions
Two of the DNR’s lead “wildlifers” recently looked ahead to the wolf season and potential changes in the deer world and said they want to work with state sportsmen on both fronts
