Hunting
No Consistent Declines in Nitrate Levels in Large Rivers in the Mississippi River Basin
Despite efforts to reduce nitrate levels in the Mississippi River Basin, concentrations and transport at eight major study sites did not consistently decline from 1980-2008. These results are based on a new scientific model developed
Two Florida deer hunters charged with baiting on opening day
In the first few hours of archery season on Holey Land Wildlife Management Area in Palm Beach County, FWC officers busted two local hunters using bait to lure deer to a tree stand. It is
Trophy buck saved, becomes big attraction
VALDOSTA, Ga. (AP) – A trophy buck beyond the wildest dreams of most hunters and outdoor enthusiasts resides just outside the Valdosta city limits, but you won’t run across him out in the wild. Rufus,
Fish salvage after Missouri flood waters recede
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources will allow promiscuous fishing to take place in waters bodies left behind from the 2011 Missouri River flood, beginning on Aug. 15. These waters bodies need to be completely
New Chesapeake Bay blue crab stock assessment shows rebuilding efforts should continue
Sets Higher Abundance Level Requirements and Population Targets NEWPORT NEWS, VA./ANNAPOLIS, MD — A new scientific assessment of the Chesapeake Bay Blue Crab population released today indicates significantly more work needs to be done to
Minnesota youth hunting the focus of DNR booth at Game Fair
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) will showcase youth hunting opportunities at its informational booth during the 30th annual Game Fair. The outdoor show is Aug. 12-14 and Aug. 19-21 at the Armstrong Kennels
Minnesota landowners have until Aug. 12 to enroll land for Walk In Access
Landowners in 21 southwestern Minnesota counties have until Friday, Aug. 12, to sign up at their local Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD) office for a new Walk In Access program that pays landowners who
Minnesota habitat grant program offers local groups $5.45 million
Conservation groups seeking funding for projects that protect and improve Minnesota’s prairies, forests, lakes and wetlands can apply online for a Conservation Partners Legacy (CPL) grant beginning Friday, Aug. 12. Funded through the Outdoor Heritage
Spicer, Minnesota group seeks to stop spread of zebra mussels
SPICER, Minn. (AP) – A group of lakeshore owners in west-central Minnesota are part of a group researching a new approach to fighting the spread of invasive zebra mussels across the state. The Green Lake
