Hunting
Have your state record fish and release it, too
It wouldn’t be easy, but a conservation-minded Illinois fisherman inclined to release the state record he was lucky enough to land could potentially have his cake and eat it, too.
Wolf hunt details being ironed out in Wisconsin
Timber wolf harvest applications will be available after June. That much is known as of now, but as for an application deadline, harvest quota, and number of permits?
Wisconsin DNR considers CWD discovery’s fallout
Whether the discovery of CWD in Washburn County results in higher antlerless quotas this fall remains to be seen, but DNR officials on April 4 said they were well aware that deer units in that
Hearing voters favor more open-water duck hunting
Spring hearing voters heavily supported DNR ideas that would allow year-round fishing seasons, make an experimental split bobcat season permanent, expand open-water duck hunting to 14 large lakes.
Kansas' 12th Annual Council Grove Youth Turkey Hunt a Big success
On April 7, the KDWPT conducted the 12th Annual Council Grove Spring Turkey Hunt. A rainy spring morning did not hamper 15 eager area youngsters from getting out to hunt.
New York Columbus weekend youth hunt plan intact
A proposed three-day youth deer hunt over the Columbus Day weekend has remained intact as DEC moves toward regulatory approval of several portions of its five-year deer management plan.
Combined Ballistic Identification System and Microstamping dead, could resurface
Two controversial gun ballistics programs died in the state Legislature in late March, but there was a possibility that one could resurface later this year.
Land transfer deal to keep Adirondack hunt camps
New York will keep nearly 3,000 acres of forest land open to hunting and fishing under a deal struck with a timber company.
Asian carp concern grows in southwest
Asian carp “very easily” could be in waters in southern Minnesota, the result of their discovery in Iowa border waters.
