Hunting
PA: Purchasing a real tree at Christmas is a good thing
University Park, Pa. – The question of whether it is environmentally correct to buy a real Christmas tree has been asked repeatedly in recent years, and an expert in Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences
104,100 Pounds of Venison Donated in OH During Hunting Season (so far)
Venison donations to be taken though February 6, 2011 COLUMBUS, OH – Ohio deer hunters have donated more than 104,100 pounds of venison to local food banks so far this deer season, according to Farmers
Obama signs ban on bighead carp importation
By The Associated Press President Barack Obama has signed into law a ban on bringing bighead carp into the U.S. They are among two Asian carp species threatening to infest the Great Lakes. The measure
Anti-Poaching Initiative Shines Light on 137 New York Violators
“Operation Dark Night” Targets “Deer Jacking” Statewide; More than 250 Charges Filed A major operation to crack down on illegal deer poaching from Montauk to Buffalo has led to charges against 137 individuals for more
Idaho F&G Commission Suspends Wolf Species Management Plan
The Idaho Fish and Game Commission, has suspended the state’s 2008-2012 species management plan for wolves. The 2002 Idaho Wolf Conservation and Management Plan, approved by the Idaho Legislature and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife
Forest Service to Consider Banning Gun Hunting in Parts of Huron-Manistee National Forest
We found this news to be of potential great concern to all hunters, whether they hunt on public lands or not. This is from the U.S. Sportsmen’s Alliance. Read it, and see what you think…
MN DNR aims to boost waterfowl populations through new approaches
Two new tactics to add more ducks to Minnesota’s skies were the focus of a signing ceremony Tuesday, Dec. 14, attended by leaders of Ducks Unlimited, the Minnesota Waterfowl Association and other conservation organizations. The
Wisconsin Candlelight Ski and Hike Events Coming Up
Enjoy an evening hike, snowshoe, or ski along a trail lit by the flickering flames of candles or tiki torches. Here is a listing of events in January and February, 2011. Saturday, January 1, 2011
Feds: Wolverines need protection but have to wait
By MATT VOLZ Associated Press HELENA, Mont. (AP) – The threat of climate change warrants classifying wolverines as threatened or endangered, but other species are in more imminent danger and will delay protection for the
