Hunting
MN: With bill signing, no more earn-a-buck in Wisconsin
Milwaukee (AP) – Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker signed a law last Friday repealing the contentious earn-a-buck program, effectively barring the state’s DNR from implementing the program as a deer herd-management tool. The repeal means Wisconsin
MN: Rough start for firearms deer hunt
St. Paul – Hunters killed more than 73,000 whitetails during the first three days of the firearms season, but the tally could have been even higher had Mother Nature been cooperative. Instead, she threw sustained
SD: Outdoor Campus East Updates Exhibits
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — The Outdoor Campus East (TOC) in Sioux Falls gets an update this month. The Outdoor Campus, the South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Department’s free education facility that is dedicated to
ID: Down under poaching suspects arrested, jailed
Three Australians suspected of poaching were arrested last week on multiple charges and later booked into the Elmore County jail. Eleven charges have been filed against the men, with a combined bond set at $165,000.
ID: Wolf trapping seasons open this month
It is that time of year again when trappers and hound hunters will be out and about in the wilds of Idaho. While trapping has long been part of the landscape in Idaho, Fish and
ID: Don’t forget to report on deer, elk, pronghorn tags
Hunters are required to file a report on their deer, elk and pronghorn hunts within 10 days after harvesting, or within 10 days after the end of the hunt if they did not harvest. Hunters
MI: Authorities seeking U.P. moose-poaching suspects
Marquette, Mich – In what is being called one of the most blatant crimes against Michigan’s natural resources in recent years, a person or persons displayed a severed moose head on a rock along the
MI: Strength in numbers: Groups unite to stave off cuts
Washington – With Congress’s fledgling “super committee” currently considering major federal deficit reduction, a new coalition of some 1,000 groups and businesses has joined “in urging Congress to consider the economic impacts of the great
MI: Bill: Hike fines for illegal baiting
Lansing – Michigan hunters could face more stringent fines for baiting violations under pending legislation in the state House of Representatives. State Rep. Rick Olson, R-Saline, recently introduced House Bill 4927, which would ratchet up
