Hunting

A blackening of the evening sky as at least a million bats emerge from their cave is a spectacle Oklahomans can see in their home state this summer. The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation’s Selman

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) has revised a draft plan for state wolf recovery and management, and will conduct more public review later this year. The draft state Wolf Conservation and Management

Workshops are scheduled for adults who want to be certified as volunteer youth fishing instructors for the Youth Fishing Program, according to the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission. Certified instructors will learn how to put

To protect the public and limit property damage, the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission is recommending limited use of the Missouri River. Increased discharges at Gavin’s Point Dam have caused the river to rise substantially,

PIERRE, S.D. – With high water flows from the dams on the Missouri River, boaters are being asked to use extreme caution when out on the water. “The high flows of water will be carrying

The public is invited to seven open-house meetings that have been scheduled in Eastern and Central Montana to discuss pending revisions to the Fort Peck Reservoir Fisheries Management Plan and proposed changes to fishing regulations

In conjunction with a request from Carbon County Commissioner John Grewell and Sheriff Tom Rieger, Montana State Parks has closed Clooney State Park in Roberts, MT, effective immediately. Chas Van Genderen, Administrator for MT State

Caves located on state lands in Tennessee will remain closed in an effort to slow the spread of White Nose Syndrome (WNS) among the state’s bat population. During the upcoming year, state and Federal agencies

PIERRE, S.D. – To protect the public and limit further damage to homes, docks and other private property along the Missouri River, Governor Dennis Daugaard has declared the South Dakota portion of the Missouri River