Hunting
Outdoor Insights – 60 Minutes Story – February 17h, 2012
Can hunting endangered animals save the species? U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Statement Three African Antelope Species Final Rule
Proposal would increase brook trout limit in U.P.
A proposal to raise the daily limit of brook trout caught on Upper Peninsula streams is expected to be rolled out in early summer, according to state officials.
Gun hunting challenge shot down in Michiagn
Gun hunting and snowmobiling will continue to be allowed in the Huron-Manistee National Forests as they have in the past.
LCCMR convenes for first time since Thornton firing, unfiring
St. Paul – The group that recommends how lawmakers should spend lottery revenues from the Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund met last week for the first time since the firing – then unfiring –
MN: Bills seek $25M for state RIM
St. Paul – When Gov. Mark Dayton proposed his nearly $800 million bonding bill, he didn’t include anything for the Board of Water and Soil Resources. But proposals have emerged in the Legislature that would
Obama budget hikes fee for stamp
Duck stamp would climb to $25; CRP would see cuts Washington – President Barack Obama’s 2013 budget plan for the Department of the Interior suggests increasing the price of the federal duck stamp, an item
Wild hogs threaten New Mexico’s ecosystems, farms
Clovis, N.M. (AP) – State and federal officials say feral pigs are ravaging eastern New Mexico’s range and farmland. An astonishing reproductive rate has seen hogs spread to 17 of New Mexico’s 33 counties in
NV: Free fly-fishing classes
The Nevada Department of Wildlife has scheduled two classes to help people learn more about the exciting sport of fly fishing. An Introduction to Fly-fishing class will take place Saturday, Feb. 25 from 9 a.m.
NV: Fishing Report 2/15/2012
LAKE MEAD – The striper action remains slow overall though anglers are finding some success with bait in deep water or by trolling. The bite has been fair to good in the back of Vegas
