Hunting
‘Leaping’ silver carp caught in ND
Bismarck, N.D. (AP) – North Dakota wildlife officials say an Asian carp species famous for leaping out of the water when startled by boat motors has been caught on the James River. State Game and
AR: Arkansas bullhead mark continues to climb
LITTLE ROCK – Some records weren’t meant to last. Wil Hafner of Cabot set the Arkansas record for largest yellow bullhead early this year with a 1-pound specimen caught from Taylor Park Reservoir near Lonoke.
AR: Sulphur River WMA: remote, wild and varied
FOUKE – Sulphur River Wildlife Management Area has secrets. One is it is a throwback to the Arkansas that early explorers and settlers found. The second is its duck hunting. And just for variety, visitors
AR: Hunters should be aware of county burn bans
LITTLE ROCK – It’s been a long, hot and dry summer in Arkansas. Muzzleloading season begins Oct. 22 in most of the state and current weather conditions call for heightened levels of fire danger. Hunters
AR: Rapid, essential work comes after that deer kill
LITTLE ROCK – Hooray, yippee and wow! You have killed a deer. Now what? Whether the first-timer is a boy or girl 10 years old or a man or woman on the top side of
AR: Are you really prepared for this season’s deer hunting?
LITTLE ROCK – The deer hunt is coming up, and your anticipation builds by the hour. Get license, got gun, got ammunition, got the orange vest and cap, got a good place to hunt. But
OK: Fishing Report for October 12, 2011
This weekly fishing report is provided by the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation. CENTRAL Hefner: October 10. Elevation below normal and dropping, water 67-74 and clear. Largemouth bass good on square bill crankbaits at 3-8
MI: Incentive offered for TB testing
Lansing – Michigan deer hunters could find themselves with an extra $200 bucks in their pockets. On Sept. 23, the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development announced an incentive program to encourage more Michigan
MI: A pair of 500-pounders killed during bear hunt
Marquette, Mich. – Black bears weighing more than 500 pounds were killed in both the Upper Peninsula and northern Lower Peninsula during the first days of this year’s bear season. Chris Groty, of St. Ignace,
