Hunting
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
So You Want to Be A Waterfowl Guide?
There’s nothing like waiting until the last day of the season for your first hunt. While I was whittling out late-season field time for chasing deer and rabbits, I almost let the waterfowl season get
Feds Back Idaho Proposal to Locally Manage Wolves
The latest on a request from the Idaho Department of Fish and Game to locally manage gray wolves is that Federal officials are inclined to grant them permission to do so. U.S. Fish and Wildlife
No Asian Carp DNA Found in Michigan Waters
Tests conducted this fall have not shown the presence of environmental DNA (eDNA) for either bighead or silver carp in Michigan waters, according to results received by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
CWD Found in a White-Tailed Deer In Maryland
Add Maryland to the list of states with confirmed cases of Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) in the wild deer population. The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) received laboratory confirmation on February 10, 2011 that
Duncan named 2010 TIP Officer of the Year
Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Conservation Officer Kipp Duncan of Duluth was named the 2010 Turn in Poachers (TIP) “Joe Alexander” Conservation Officer of the Year during the annual TIP banquet held Feb. 7 in
MN: DNR sets CWD sampling goals
St. Paul – The DNR last week began issuing shooting permits to landowners in the area where a wild deer tested positive for chronic wasting disease. As of earlier this week, it had issued more
MN: Landwehr names ‘leadership team’
St. Paul – Former state Sens. Dennis Frederickson and Bob Lessard were among two of the DNR leadership appointments Commissioner Tom Landwehr announced Tuesday. Shortly after his appointment by Gov. Mark Dayton, Landwehr made Dave
MN: Tribal take up for Mille Lacs in 2011
Aitkin, Minn. – The safe allowable walleye harvest has been set for Lake Mille Lacs in 2011, and while American Indian tribes’ allocation went up and that of state anglers went down, state officials say
