Hunting
New Rules for 2011 Wisconsin Hunting Season
Earlier this year, the Natural Resources Board approved several new rules pertaining to the current license year hunting seasons. These rules were not immediately in place because they needed to undergo a legislative review process.
Muzzleloader, youth/disabled archery deer seasons on tap in Kansas
Resident Any Season White-tailed Deer permits available over the counter PRATT – Three deer seasons open this September: the muzzleloader season, which runs Sept. 19-Oct. 2; the archery season, which runs Sept. 19-Dec. 31; and
Maryland Kicks off new Homeland Security Initiative
The times we live in can be precarious from a national security standpoint. Anglers, hunters, and others who find themselves in and around Maryland waters are being asked to be on the lookout for suspicious
Iowa Statewide Fishing Report for Sept. 8
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources issues a weekly fishing report on Thursdays in an effort to provide the latest information heading into the weekend. The weekly fishing report is compiled from information gathered from
CO: Grand Junction Hunter Education Classes Available
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. – With Colorado’s big-game seasons just around the corner, Colorado Parks and Wildlife is reminding sportsmen anticipating the purchase of their first big-game license that there are still slots available for several
NH: Fish and Game Commission, Legislators, Announce Joint Effort to Protect Landowners
CONCORD, N.H. — At a press conference at the Legislative Office Building today, the New Hampshire Fish and Game Commission joined State Representative Gene Chandler and State Senator Andy Sanborn to call for a legislative
AR: Public meeting scheduled to discuss recent changes in NE Arkansas WMA
JONESBORO – The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission will hold a public meeting on Sept. 15 to discuss the upcoming waterfowl season, St. Francis Sunken Lands Wildlife Management Area and recent changes in the practice
AR: Crow hunting can be a fun tuneup for shotgunners
LITTLE ROCK – Crows – they are everywhere in Arkansas, they are extremely plentiful, and they offer hunting opportunities on both public and private land. Another factor with crow hunting is the birds are a
AR: Fennel chosen for top positions with Audubon Society
LITTLE ROCK – Ellen Moorhead Fennell of Little Rock has two new titles. She has been selected as vice president-elect of the National Audubon Society and also as executive director of Audubon Arkansas, a division
