Hunting
Wyoming, feds continue wolf talks
CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) – Wyoming may be making progress toward convincing the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service that wolves should be classified as unprotected predators in most of the state, Gov. Matt Mead said Tuesday.
Iowa statewide fishing report for March 31
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources issues a weekly fishing report on Thursdays in an effort to provide the latest information heading into the weekend. The weekly fishing report is compiled from information gathered from
MN: Testing for CWD to wrap up this week
St. Paul – The DNR’s effort to determine the prevalence of chronic wasting disease in wild deer in the southeast is entering the next phase. Later this week, sharpshooting will end, and agency officials will
MN: Weather permitting, it may be a good year on the Rainy
Baudette, Minn. – While most of Minnesota anglers awaited the imminent thaw of spring, some eager walleye chasers slid – albeit gingerly – onto the moving open waters of the Rainy River earlier this week.
MI: Outlook optimistic for 2011 turkey hunt
Lansing – The spring wild turkey season gets under way in less than three weeks, and gobbler chasers across the state are getting antsy. “I’m excited about the spring season. I’m looking forward to an
PA: Fishing bass during spawn may be nixed
New rule pondered for Susquehanna and Juniata rivers Harrisburg – Approaching the April 11-12 meeting of the Pennsylvania Board of Fish & Boat Commissioners, agency staff has recommended that the commission “go back to the
PA: Coyote hunt winner fails a polygraph test
Frenchville, Pa. – One of the would-be winners of the recent 20th annual Mosquito Creek Sportsmen’s Club Coyote Hunt failed a polygraph test, and as a result likely forfeited thousands in prize money. For the
PA: Harvest stats seem to show herd stable
Harrisburg – Buried amid the statistics that make up Pennsylvania’s estimated 2010-11 deer harvest are some numbers that point to a balanced, stable deer herd that is not suffering increased levels of predation, according to
OH: State moves closer to gas drilling in state parks
Toledo, Ohio (AP) – Ohio has moved closer to joining neighboring states in the debate over natural gas drilling, a shift that could bring jobs and more money along with worries over the effects on
