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Five more northwest Kansas deer test positive for CWD
KDWP awaiting lab results on more samples from 2008 deer season Five more Kansas white-tailed deer have been confirmed positive for chronic wasting disease (CWD), bringing to eight the total number of CWD incidents from
Spring Steelhead Season Still Open
A surefire cure for cabin fever, steelhead season is still open on the Boise, Clearwater, Snake and Salmon and Little Salmon rivers. The spring harvest season opened January 1, and it continues until April 30
Washington wildlife agent nabs gang of poachers
Seattle (AP) — The body count began the moment Tom Sharpe met Mick Gordon. When Sharpe stepped from his pickup, he found four men and a boy in the garage of Gordon’s Longview duplex stripping

Michigan state troopers sentenced for poaching deer on duty
Cheboygan, Mich. (AP) — Two Michigan State Police troopers from the Cheboygan post have been sentenced to jail, will pay fines and lose their hunting privileges for poaching deer while on duty. The Cheboygan Daily
Connecticut moose elusive and still rare
New London, Conn. (AP) — Catching a Connecticut moose takes lots of patience, a quick and steady hand at the tranquilizer dart-gun trigger – especially from a cramped two-person helicopter getting tossed by the wind
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission Kills 15 Feral Pigs in Harlan County
Lincoln, Neb. – The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission removed 15 feral pigs from Harlan County Reservoir Feb. 24 and 25 to keep them from becoming a threat to domestic and wild animals, crops and
Bull elk left to rot
Book Cliffs — A five-point bull elk was shot, hidden and left to rot in the Book Cliffs in east central Utah recently. Now wildlife officers are looking for help to solve the case. “On
Wisconsin DNR to track golden eagles through Wisconsin, Minnesota
Nelson, Wis. (AP) — The Wisconsin DNR is planning to strap small GPS units on golden eagles over the next three years to see where the birds go when they migrate from western Wisconsin and
Destructive Mussels Closer to Western Nebraska Lakes
Lincolin, Neb. — Larvae of the destructive quagga mussel, a species similar to the zebra mussel, recently have been discovered in several Colorado waters, including Julesburg Reservoir. Zebra mussels have been discovered in northeast Nebraska