Hunting
Vermont's Bart Jacob Memorial Turkey Calling Contest, April 21
If you are young and can use a turkey call to cluck, yelp, purr, or do the Kee-Kee Run, you will have a chance to show off your turkey calling skills at the 7th Annual
Free Fishing Day in New Hampshire June 2, 2012
N.H. Free Fishing Day is coming on Saturday, June 2, 2012, so plan to get out and cast a line with your family and friends on New Hampshire’s lakes, rivers and streams.
Input sought for Colorado's Grand Mesa bear management
Colorado Parks and Wildlife is seeking public input on the development of bear management plans for hunting units on the Grand Mesa.
Vermont spring turkey hunting season opens May 1
Vermont’s spring turkey hunting season is around the corner.
Black Hills bighorn sheep set for recovery
Wildlife officials in the Black Hills say the population of bighorn sheep is recovering after a seven-year die off.
Winter hasn't loosened grip for Alaska moose
Record snow has fallen this year, driving more moose down from the mountain valleys into flat, wintering areas, or the most populated parts of Alaska.
First axis deer taken in Hawaii's control effort on April 11
To protect Hawai‘i island from the impacts of axis deer that were illegally introduced and are now spreading, the Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR), has been providing resources for a team to investigate
Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission Looks to Science for Solution to Quail Woes
Texas quail hunters should not expect substantive changes for the 2012-13 season after the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission urged biologists to intensify quail conservation efforts, while minimizing the use of regulations as a means
Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission expands elk hunting, rejects electronic duck decoys
New hunting rules approved by the Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission for the 2012-14 seasons will expand hunting opportunities for elk and cougar, but leave intact the statewide ban on using electronic decoys to attract
