Hunting
Montana: flooding makes fishing impossible, camp sites unusable in some areas
Fishing access sites along several south central Montana rivers and streams, as well as boat ramps and some camp spots at Cooney State Park, are unusable because of high water. All of the Montana Fish,
Spring chinook fishing to open on Lookingglass Creek
LA GRANDE, Ore. – For the first time in a decade, Lookingglass Creek, a tributary to the Grande Ronde River, will open to fishing for hatchery spring chinook salmon on Saturday, May 28. According to
NH: Woman injured by bear in Center Harbor
CONCORD, N.H. — A 55-year-old Center Harbor woman, Jacqueline Berghorn, was injured outside her home by a black bear about 9:30 p.m. on Sunday, May 22, 2011. Berghorn told N.H. Fish and Game Conservation Officers
CO: Be Bear Aware when camping
SALIDA, Colo. – Memorial Day Weekend marks the traditional start to the camping season, and the Colorado Division of Wildlife reminds campers to be “bear aware” when enjoying the outdoors. The most important tip for
Minnesota DNR announces new live peregrine falcon webcam
A live webcam has been placed in a peregrine falcon box that is located in the Bremer Bank building in downtown St. Paul, according to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources’ (DNR). The falcons can
Pigeon Lake passage project allows fish to move in and out
A remote lake deep in the Chippewa National Forest is benefitting from an innovative construction project that was completed last fall. Three agencies – the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR), Chippewa National Forest, and
In Minnesota, Hunters buy Licenses more Consistently than Anglers
New research commissioned by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) brings insights into differences between hunters and anglers when it comes to license buying tendencies, and what types of licenses are valued by all
Quail conservationists unite at Missouri Bobwhite Quail Summit
June 16 seminar seeks to improve quail and small-game populations by educating landowners In many parts of the traditional bobwhite quail range, bird numbers have taken a major hit in recent years. But this popular
Missouri record bighead carp a reminder of unwanted “successes”
106-pound fish was never supposed to swim free in Missouri Gene Swope, Excelsior Springs, and his grandsons will always remember April 23, 2011, as the day they set a Missouri State fishing record. Fisheries Programs
