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Albuquerque office opens Saturday March 21 to help hunters with new application procedures before April 8th deadline
Albuquerque – The Department of Game and Fish is reminding hunters to obtain a free customer identification number — new this year — before applying for hunting licenses or permits in the annual drawings. The
Montana man ties state record by catching 3.7-ounce fish
Kalispell, Mont. (AP) – Here’s a fish tale that could use a little exaggeration. A Kalispell man ice fishing on Bitterroot Lake in northwestern Montana on Tuesday caught a fish so big that it tied
Angler Catches Record-Tying Pygmy Whitefish
Eric Tullett of Kalispell will now share the Montana angling state record for the diminutive pygmy whitefish with two other anglers, both of whom turned in their record fish in February 2005. Tullett caught the
Depredation Permit Process for Feral Swine, Coyotes Changed
At the request of the Alabama Conservation Advisory Board, Conservation Commissioner Barnett Lawley has issued an emergency regulation to make it easier for landowners and leaseholders to acquire crop depredation permits for feral swine and
TWRC Amends a Pair of Fishing Proclamations During March Meeting
Nashville – The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Commission held its March meeting on Wednesday, the first with Ed Carter presiding as Executive Director of the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency. The meeting was conducted in a special
4 South Carolina anglers on hook, 1,268 fish seized
Friday the 13th proved unlucky for four South Carolina anglers when a Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) officer seized their entire catch of 1,268 freshwater fish. The case is believed to be the
Negligent homicide in hunting death upheld in Louisiana
New Orleans (AP) – Louisiana’s Supreme Court has reinstated the negligent homicide conviction of a man who shot his friend to death in an Avoyelles Parish deer hunting accident. According to Tuesday’s decision, Jake DeSoto

Cougar treed near Spooner proof of big cats in state
Spooner, Wis. – When he first saw the large tracks in the snow, veteran hunter Steve Thompson knew he was onto an animal that biologists have claimed for generations did not exist in the state,
Colorado wolf sanctuary won’t have to remove fences
Fort Collins, Colo. (AP) – A northern Colorado wolf sanctuary won’t have to tear down fences for four new animal enclosures if it pays $82.50 for a building permit. The sanctuary, called Wolves Offered Life