Hunting
Hen turkey survival study backs up 1990s research
New research on Wisconsin hen turkeys finds that the birds thrive in a mixture of open land and woods better than they do in purely wooded land.
Florida's FWC offering additional hog-hunting opportunities
Due to an abundance of wild hogs on portions of Aucilla and Blackwater wildlife management areas in Northwest Florida, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is encouraging hog hunters to take part in Small
March 31–April 1 for Arizona's Outdoor Expo Features Family Fun and Fishing
Bring your family to the free Game and Fish Department Outdoor Expo, a fun environment where the entire family can explore great outdoors activities, workshops and demonstrations that include live wildlife, camping, fishing, archery, shooting
California's DFG Holds Lottery for Wild Pig Hunt at San Antonio Valley Ranch
The Department of Fish and Game (DFG) has opened a lottery for a no-fee wild pig hunt at San Antonio Valley Ranch. The application period closes April 27, and the hunt will be held on
NRA Youth Hunter Education Challenge May 5 in Kansas
On May 5, the National Rifle Association (NRA) will conduct its Youth Hunter Education Challenge (YHEC) at the Davis Pond, 5 miles north of Mayfield in Sumner County.
Shooting like a "Cowboy"
There probably aren’t many men who didn’t at one time in their youth fantasize about being a cowboy in the Old West, possibly leading a band of regulators to clean up a town full of
March 31st is the last day for Kansas' Park and Turkey Bargains
Visitors to Kansas state parks can save money by purchasing many permits before the prime park season begins on April 1.
MDIFW: Woodcock Names Rafferty to Head Division of Public Information and Education
Chandler E. Woodcock, Commissioner of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, today named Doug Rafferty to head the Department’s Division of Public Information and Education.
Statewide deer kill down just slightly
2011-12 decline less than 1 percent;
Crossbow harvest under 500
