Hunting
Reward offered in shooting of Tennessee bald eagle
Westel, Tenn. (AP) – Wildlife authorities are offering a reward for information in the shooting and wounding of a bald eagle on the Cumberland Plateau. The immature eagle was found near an elementary school near
Run? Stand tall? Study debates mountain lion encounters
Reno, Nev. (AP) — A new study on sometimes fatal encounters between people and mountain lions suggests one conventional wisdom – never to try to run from one of the big cats – might not
Fire leads to fish kill
St. Charles, Minn. – DNR fisheries officials were back in the field earlier this week, assessing once again the damage done to the Whitewater River’s fishery in the wake of a fire that destroyed a
MT Hunting bills passed by 2009 Legislature
Helena, Mont. (AP) – Here are some of the hunting bills passed by the 2009 Montana Legislature: House Bill 221 allows qualified children who will be 12 years old before Jan. 16 to hunt for
Muzzleloader will shift to early January
Columbus – Following a couple of months of deliberation, the Ohio Wildlife Council voted on April 1 to move the statewide muzzleloader season for deer from late December to early January. The 2010 dates are
PF&BC still trying to learn why stocked trout move
Potters Mills, Pa. – Pennsylvania’s trout season is just under way, but crews from the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission have been busy “fishing” for recently stocked trout since mid-March. They stocked the trout, so
Minnesota’s anglers are aging
St. Paul, Minn. (AP) – More Minnesotans are fishing today than in 2000. The problem is, those anglers are growing older. Minnesota Department of Natural Resources officials, who rely on license revenues to run the
Trout-turkey youth snafu angers many
Harrisburg – Although they’re clamoring to get youths into the great outdoors, Pennsylvania fish and game officials put families in a double-bind this year. The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission scheduled opening day of trout
