Hunting
PA: PF&BC pins its hopes on contest
Harrisburg – The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission is hoping to boost license sales by participating in a big-money contest now through mid-July. Currently suffering its greatest loss of anglers in six years, the commission
PA: Key senator backs immediate protection of wild-trout streams
Bellefonte, Pa. – Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commissioners heard strong support for their initiative to assess and protect wild-trout streams at a May 6 meeting of the Senate Game and Fisheries Committee held at Fisherman’s
PA: Many new PGC officers older, more experienced
Harrisburg – Three men walk into a bar – a college graduate with a degree in criminology, a construction foreman and a used-car salesman. Who walks out? Three wildlife conservation officers, in this case. The
Application Period Underway for Nebraska Deer, Elk and Antelope Draw Units
Remaining Permits On Sale July 11. Bighorn and Super Tag Lotteries Now Open. Landowner Elk permits Are Included in Draw Application Period. The calendar says May, and your hand may be holding a fishing pole,
Information Sought On Dead Montana Grizzly Bear
Information is being sought on a dead grizzly bear found on the east side of Hungry Horse Reservoir. The grizzly bear was found by two bear hunters late last week and reported to FWP Wardens.
Montana: Flooding Forces Bitterroot and Clark Fork FAS Closures, Others Likely
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP) closed many Fishing Access Sites (FASs) on the Bitterroot River and a few on the Clark Fork this week due to high water and flood conditions. Other FAS closures
More time to catch spring chinook on the Columbia and Snake rivers
Several new fishing opportunities for hatchery-reared spring chinook salmon are opening up on the Columbia and Snake rivers as the season enters its final leg. With approximately 2,700 upriver chinook still available for harvest, fishery
Native American Tribes Awarded More Than $7 Million for Conservation Projects
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has announced more than $7 million in Tribal Wildlife Grants will go to 37 Native American Tribes in 16 states to fund a wide range of conservation projects. “Tribal
Judge imposes maximum fine in Missouri zebra mussel case
Sentence highlights personal responsibility for negligent introductions As time goes along and invasive species of various kinds are becoming a larger threat to natural places, officials are beginning to assess penalties for failing to follow
