Missouri Department of Conservation mandating testing in effort to continue tracking how widespread the disease is in the state, and where the infected animals are found.
More than 75,000 rainbow trout (plus 193 lunkers) will be stocked in 32 urban-area lakes around the state, with many of these areas fishing-ready as soon as they are stocked.
She may be the first woman in modern Missouri history to successfully kill a deer with the ancient atlatl hunting tool. Missouri is one of three states that allow atlatls for hunting deer and turkey.
Canton man has been collecting them for more than 10 years and has amassed more than 120 antlers of various shapes and sizes.
Agencies have combined to trap and kill 2,332 feral hogs in the first three months of this year, almost half the total of 5,358 feral hogs captured in all of 2016.
Searchers found few bats or found bats that were emaciated and had visible fungus caused by white-nose syndrome.
Bill would raise the fine to $5,000 for each hog released and the person responsible would also lose hunting, fishing and trapping privileges for three years.
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