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ID: Ask Fish and Game: Leftover tags
Q. When do leftover trophy tags go on sale? A. The second controlled hunt application period for 12 leftover moose hunt permits runs from June 15 through June 25 – one bull in Hunt 3044,
Idaho taxidermists help with grizzly education
When it comes to educating the public about bear identification, seeing is believing. The Be Bear Aware program sponsored by the Center for Wildlife Information has developed a unique bear education public outreach trailer. With
ID: F&G Commission adds salmon season, adjusts limits
The Idaho Fish and Game Commission Monday, June 6, increased the bag limits on adult Chinook salmon in the Clearwater River drainage to two per day and six in possession. The commissioners also set a
ID: Cell phones, satellites help prevent wildlife/auto collisions
Countless cell phones on the ground and 24 satellites, orbiting 12,550 miles up in the sky and connected by the Internet, are part of a project in Island Park to help decrease vehicle collisions, resulting
Iowa: Blue green algae bloom kills fish in Lake Macbride
A blue green algae bloom is to blame for a fish kill in south arm of Lake Macbride. Runoff from a storm on May 29 combined with an increase in water temperature stimulated a blue
CO: EHU Lesson Ten: Midrange ballitics for elk hunting
Elk hunting is a challenging pursuit for hunters. The terrain, weather and the animal themselves make this type of hunt one of the most interesting of all our big game hunts in Colorado. Hunters must
NH: Fish and Game announces Conservation Officers of the year
CONCORD, N.H. — Two N.H. Fish and Game Department Conservation Officers were recently honored as New Hampshire’s Conservation Officers of the Year – Conservation Officer Bradley Morse of Holderness, and Conservation Officer Todd Szewczyk of
CO: Granby area Women’s Cast ‘N Blast
GRANBY, Colo. – A beginner fly-fishing and shotgun seminar for women only in the Granby area on June 25 has been opened to women statewide. This clinic is designed for women who are interested in

Cell Phones, Satellites, “Citizen Science” to Help Prevent Wildlife-Vehicle Collisions
Countless cell phones on the ground and 24 satellites, orbiting 12,550 miles up in the sky and connected by the Internet, are part of a project in Island Park, Idaho to help decrease vehicle collisions,