Hunting
Philadelphia Businessman Indicted for African Elephant Ivory Trafficking; Approximately One Ton Seized
The owner of an African arts store in Philadephia has been arrested and charged with 10 felony counts for orchestrating the smuggling of elephant ivory from Africa and selling new carvings to customers in the
Boaters and Anglers to FCC: “Don’t mess with our GPS”
Last Chance for Public Comment: Saturday, July 30 BoatUS hand delivered over 15,000 comments from concerned boaters, sailors and anglers to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), asking the agency to protect the future reliability of
Genetic Testing Reveals Mountain Lion Killed in Connecticut Originated in South Dakota
Traveled to Connecticut through Wisconsin and Minnesota The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) said that results of genetic tests show that the mountain lion killed in Milford, Connecticut in June made its
Louisiana DWF Announces Additional Shrimp Season Closures in Zone 1
The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries announced the 2011 spring inshore shrimp season will close within the remainder of Shrimp Management Zone 1 at 6 a.m., Tuesday, August 2, with the exception of portions
NSSF Awards $435,000 in Grants to Shooting Ranges
The National Shooting Sports Foundation, the trade association for the firearms, ammunition, hunting and shooting sports industry, has awarded $435,000 in grants to 22 ranges to develop programs that put more people on the firing
LaVergne, Tennessee Resident is Successful Bidder for Final Permit in 2011 Elk Hunt
LaVergne, Tennessee resident Arthur Moreland is the successful high bidder for the final permit to participate in the 2011 Tennessee Elk Hunt to be held Oct. 17-21 at the North Cumberland Wildlife Management Area in
Apply to hunt deer, elk at C2 Ranch near Medford, Oregon
Oregon DFW’s Access and Habitat Program and the C2 Ranch are offering 37 hunters the chance to hunt deer or elk on the ranch’s 9,500-acre property near Medford this fall. Hunters can apply for one
Oregon: no more fishing beyond 20 fathom line
Oregon fishery managers announced two changes to the ocean groundfish sport fishery effective Thursday, July 21. The fishery beyond the 20 fathom line (as defined in regulation) will be closed in order to reduce catch-and-release
Oregon: Chinook season on Imnaha to close after July 23, Wallowa to remain open
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife today announced an emergency closure of the spring chinook fishery on the Imnaha River effective at sundown on Saturday, July 23. The Wallowa River will continue to be
