Researchers who studied a cave complex in Spain recently concluded that Neanderthal hunters likely turned one of the chambers into the world’s oldest known trophy room.
The title of their scientific paper sounds more
Protecting deer from CWD and increasing archery harvest are the two biggest issues facing Illinois deer managers and deer hunters, according to the National Deer Association’s 2023 Deer Report.
The report polled wildlife agencies
The Illinois DNR announced on Feb. 22 that hunters took 158,010 deer during the 2022-23 deer season, which wrapped up Jan. 15. The total was a significant increase from the 146,438 deer taken in 2021-2022.
The Wildlife Futures Program, a wildlife health partnership between the Pennsylvania Game Commission and the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine, determined that dogs can distinguish feces from CWD-infected deer from those of deer
People who would like to participate should visit the DNR’s talk about wildlife page to find the list of area offices and telephone numbers for their area wildlife manager. Area managers always welcome calls from
A couple of lessons I’ve had to learn during the past several years haven’t always been fun. First and foremost, if deer densities are remotely close to the carrying capacity of the habitat, there are
U.S. Republican Congressman Tom Tiffany, Wisconsin’s 7th District Representative in Washington, D.C., is taking another shot at giving states the right to manage gray wolves without federal interference.
Tiffany, Congresswoman Lauren Boebert, R-Colorado, and
Of course, no sooner had I begun when the COVID-19 pandemic hit that is a story all its own.
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