
Expanded hunting proposed for Jackson Hole elk herd
Biologists say the idea is to increase the harvest in portion of the herd to help control its numbers.

Biologists say the idea is to increase the harvest in portion of the herd to help control its numbers.

Guided by scientific survey of state’s hunters, commissioners remove proposal for big-game hunting. Still, Pennsylvania becomes the last state in the nation to approve semiautomatic rifles for hunting uses.

Board of Game Commissioners gives final approval to 2017-18 hunting/trapping seasons.

Change could mostly affect out-of-state hunters, who plan in advance and might be leery of scheduling later in the year due to wintry weather.

Hunters will be able to use their cellphones to record their kills at the scene by using an app put in place by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources.

Annually, the DNR tests thousands of white-tailed deer for bovine TB statewide. Due to this new steer finding, hunters within the 3-mile radius of this facility will be asked to voluntarily submit their deer heads

The Commission adopted waterfowl season orders that include opening the early teal season on the Saturday of Labor Day weekend – a week earlier than staff had proposed and the same as the 2016 teal

With smarter, wilier toms afoot these days, should hunters season their turkey blinds before a spring gobbler hunt?

Fall turkey hunters in the state to receive survey.
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