Hunting

The Indiana Natural Resources Commission will conduct two public hearings on proposed changes regarding field trial permits and the chasing of fox and coyotes with dogs in an enclosure. The proposed rule language and frequently

KA ‘ENA, O ‘AHU – The Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) has completed construction of the first predator-proof fence in the Hawaiian Islands at the Ka‘ena Point Natural Area Reserve, a wilderness area

Chesapeake Bay’s blue crab population is at its second highest level since 1997 and well above the target for the third year in a row, setting the stage for a Bay-wide recovery. The results of

HIKERS, BE SMART: IT’S STILL WINTER IN THE MOUNTAINS CONCORD, N.H. — With the arrival of April, many outdoor enthusiasts may think that winter is over, and surely spring is here in earnest. While that

CENTRAL Arcadia: April 15. Elevation normal, water 51-54 and muddy. White bass good on spinnerbaits at 3-4 ft. along the north points in the evening. Crappie good on minnows and jigs at 4-5 ft. at

Pierre, S.D. – The South Dakota Game Fish and Parks Commission introduced a proposal at its April meeting that would help clarify who qualifies to receive landowner-preference big game licenses. Currently, up to half of

Applications are now being taken on-line for elk, big horn sheep, Custer deer, and paddlefish. For more information, or to apply on line, visit: http://gfp.sd.gov/hunting/licenses/limited/default.aspx Paper applications will be available by the end of the

MEEKER, Colo. – A hunter from Highlands Ranch pleaded guilty April 1 to a felony and several misdemeanors in a case that highlights a growing concern for Colorado wildlife managers — hunters who fail to