Hunting
Register Now For The Idaho Wildlife Summit
Anyone who wants a voice in how wildlife is managed in Idaho should plan to attend the Idaho Wildlife Summit August 24, 25 and 26.
New Idaho Laws Affect Hunters And Anglers
Several new and changed Idaho laws took effect July 1 that will affect the state’s hunters and anglers.
One Wolf Season Ends, Another Opens in Idaho
The 2011-2012 wolf hunting seasons ended June 30; the 2012-2013 season opened July 1 on private land only in the Panhandle wolf management zone.
Avian botulism outbreak in Hawaii wetlands being monitored
Multiple actions urged to stop spread among native, migratory waterbirds
FWC approves black bear plan to conserve Florida’s largest land mammal
A plan for long-term conservation of the Florida black bear, whose population is estimated at more than 3,000 today, compared with as few as 300 in the 1970s, was approved today by the FWC.
Open Woods Weeks Announced for the Sipsey River Swamp Recreation Area and Nature Preserve, Alabama
The ADCNR State Lands Division has scheduled four Open Woods Weeks at the Forever Wild Land Trust’s Sipsey River Swamp Recreation Area and Nature Preserve.
Learn to shoot a bow at Silesca Pond, Colorado, July 22
Novice and experienced archers are invited to a day of target shooting and instruction July 22 at Silesca Pond, about 30 miles southwest of Montrose.
North Dakota Hunting Guide and Outfitter Test
The next guide and outfitter written examination is Aug. 4 at 1 p.m. at the North Dakota Game and Fish Department office in Bismarck.
Apply for grouse, sandhill crane hunts in Utah
Applications to hunt sandhill cranes in Utah this fall must be received no later than July 3.
