Hunting
Deadlines approach for ice fishing shelter removal
The first of a number of deadlines for ice anglers to remove ice fishing shelters from Wisconsin’s inland and boundary waters is this weekend. All ice fishing shelters must be removed from Wisconsin-Iowa boundary waters
Formerly Captive Deer, Elk Pose Health Risk to Wild Deer in Iowa
Iowa wildlife officials have been tracking elk in and around the Yellow River State Forest that are likely escapees from a captive herd in Allamakee County. One elk was killed by state conservation officers last
Feral hogs infest Arkansas park: control options weighed
EUREKA SPRINGS, Ark. (AP) – The Eureka Springs Parks and Recreation Commission is concerned about pigs – not the Razorbacks of the University of Arkansas athletic programs, but feral hogs that can ruin crops and
At 73, Oklahoma hunter finally gets a buck
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) – Perseverance pays off. It’s hard to imagine a deer hunter with more patience than Jim Moore of Oklahoma City. At age 73, Moore finally bagged his first whitetail buck after 50
DNR accepting comments on hunting rules
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is accepting comments through March 31 on a proposal to make permanent a number of temporary hunting rules that have been in place for at least one hunting
Natural Resources Police Locate Additional Illegal Nets
Reward for Information Now Up to $22,500 The Maryland Natural Resources Police (NRP) located additional illegal anchored gill nets on Friday evening, February 11. Two 900 yard strings of illegal anchored gill nets were located
NRP Seize An Additional Half-Ton Of Illegally Caught Striped Bass
Reward Now Stands at $10,000; Fishery Remains Closed as Investigation Continues Annapolis, MD – On February 7, the Maryland Natural Resources Police (NRP) confiscated more than 1,100 pounds of illegally caught striped bass. The discovery
DNR commissioner outlines 25-year legacy plan for Minnesota parks and trails
With the goal of providing the next generation of Minnesotans with world-class parks and trails that connect everyone to the outdoors, a mandated 25-year strategic legacy plan was presented to the State Legislature today by
Discovery of Maryland deer with CWD sends shivers through Pennsylvania
It’s ironic that one of the biggest stories in Pennsylvania’s outdoor world – Commonwealth Court dismissing the Unified Sportsmen’s lawsuit against the Game Commission over deer management
