Home » Hunting
Hunting
WY: Smallgame, upland game bird and waterfowl surveys now underway
CHEYENNE – The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is asking more than 15,000 small game, upland game bird and waterfowl hunters to take a few minutes to participate in the on-line harvest survey now underway.
WY: Hoback moose research initiated
Jackson – The Wyoming Game and Fish Department and the University of Wyoming’s Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit are initiating a moose research project in an area that has been proposed for natural gas
VT: Anglers are Preparing for Vermont’s Spring Trout Fishing
WATERBURY, VT – Vermont’s traditional trout fishing season opens Saturday, April 9 this year, and anglers are looking forward to some great fishing for brook, brown and rainbow trout in the Green Mountain State’s lakes
VT: Hunter Education Instructor Training Offered
WATERBURT, VT –There is no more powerful way to give back to what you love than with a gift of your time. If you love to hunt in Vermont, there are few better ways of
UT: Keeping deer away from your garden
DWR provides tips to keep deer from eating your plants If you recently moved near a foothill in Utah, don’t be surprised if some of the plants in your garden disappear this spring. Deer near
UT: DWR has a new fisheries chief
Salt Lake City – A new person is overseeing Utah’s fishing waters and fishing in the state. On March 9, Roger Wilson – a veteran fisheries biologist with the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources –
Utah Wildlife Board needs two people
March 17, 2011 is the last day to apply If you want to join the group that makes the final decision about hunting, fishing and wildlife management in Utah-and you live in central or southeastern
UT: Enhancing habitat in the Book Cliffs
At a recent sportsmans expo in Salt Lake City, a national expert on mule deer was asked a simple question, “If you could do one thing for mule deer, what would it be?” The person
UT: Antler hunters: Stay on roads and trails
The warmer weather is bringing more and more people into Utah’s backcountry. But many of these folks aren’t hiking or mountain biking-they’re “hunting” for shed antlers. Every spring, shed antler hunters comb Utah’s backcountry, looking