Hunting
School trust lands bill in crossfire at Minnesota Capitol
The struggle over who should control 2.5 million acres of school trust lands located in northern Minnesota continued at the state Capitol this week, with the authors of House legislation eschewing the virtues of a
Georgia State Archery Tournament in Their Site! Students Set to Compete on March 21st.
More than 600 students from more than 40 Georgia schools will compete March 21 in the 6th annual National Archery in the Schools State Tournament at the Georgia National Fairgrounds and Agricenter in Perry. The
Public Comment Sought on USDA Grant to Improve Public Access in Georgia
Expanding and enhancing public access to Wildlife Management areas is a priority for the Georgia Department of Natural Resources
Save the date: Delaware's Duck, Trout Stamp contests set for March 31
Wildlife art enthusiasts, stamp and print collectors, waterfowl hunters, anglers, birdwatchers and wetland conservationists will gather beginning at 9 a.m. Saturday, March 31
The 2012 Arkansas Turkey Guidebook in now available online
The 2012 Arkansas Turkey Guidebook in now available online.
Flooding forces closure of Arkansas' Henry Gray Hurricane Lake WMA roads
Rising water levels in the White River and recent heavy rains have made roads in Henry Gray Hurricane Lake Wildlife Management Area impassable.
Arizona's mild winter and low rainfall may bring wildlife into urban fringe areas this spring
Greenbelts, yards and golf courses are particularly attractive as they provide an easier meal and shelter areas.
Unusual string of coyote bites hits West Valley, Arizona
A series of unprovoked coyote bites has plagued the Trilogy at Vistancia community in Peoria over the past few days.
Arizona online draw applicants should ensure credit card information is up to date
Were you one of the many hunters who used the Arizona Game and Fish Department’s online application service for the 2012 Pronghorn Antelope and Elk Draw? Has your credit or debit card information recently changed?
