Hunting
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
OH: Maumee, Sandusky runs beginning to take shape
Maumee, Ohio – The much-awaited spring walleye runs in the Maumee and Sandusky rivers got under way in mid-March and fishing prospects should be good for the forseeable future. The fish are not yet in
OH: Commission trying to boost St. Marys
Toxic algae bloom is a major issue St. Marys, Ohio – Ohio’s biggest inland lake has big problems, but a group of local organizations are determined to restore its former greatness as a natural resource
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
Agency warns NM boaters about invasive mussels
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) – The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation says boaters need to take precautions to ensure they don’t transport invasive mussels from neighboring states into New Mexico. Zebra and quagga mussels can cause significant
NE: Archery in Schools Tourney Draws 400-Plus Archers
Gabe Collins of Nebraska City and Roxanne Hyland of Oakland-Craig had the high overall scores March 26 in Nebraska’s National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP) state tournament. Collins led all boys with 276 points
NE: Part of Lake McConaughy Temporarily Closed to Fishing for Walleye Egg Stripping
A portion of the face of Kingsley Dam at Lake McConaughy will be closed temporarily to fishing from sunset to sunrise while the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission collects walleye eggs. The north one-third of
29 Important Bird Areas designated across Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK – Birds are everywhere in Arkansas, and they range from the popular ruby-throated hummingbirds to the magnificent trumpeter swans. But some are in danger. Others struggle with changing habitats. This is the basis
