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Hunting News
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Apply for antlerless big game permits
Applications will be available by May 23 to hunt cow elk, cow moose, doe deer and doe pronghorn antelope in Utah this fall.
To be entered in the 2006 Utah Antlerless Draw, mail-in applications must be received no later than 5 p.m. on June 19. Hunters applying through this Web site must submit their applications no later than 11 p.m. on June 19.
West Virginia 's Archery in the Schools Program
First Annual State Tournament - Big Success!!
Nearly 300 students from 23 schools around West Virginia participated in the First Annual West Virginia Archery in the School's Program State Tournament recently held in Charleston at Capital High School, according to Frank Jezioro, Director Division of Natural Resources.
DNR Conservation Officers Seize Asian Carp Being Sold Illegally in Southeast Michigan
Law enforcement officers from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, along with agents from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and U.S. Department of Agriculture, seized 84 Asian carp Wednesday that were being sold illegally at two food markets in southeast Michigan.
Spring turkey harvest remains above 50,000
Missouri's spring turkey harvest was strong, despite poor weather for hunting and the past three years' below-average turkey nesting success.
JEFFERSON CITY-Missouri's 2006 spring turkey harvest topped 50,000 for the eighth consecutive year, guaranteeing the Show-Me State's reputation as a turkey hunting Mecca.
Norton Announces Gray Wolves in Western Great Lakes Region Proposed for Removal from List of Endangered and Threatened Species
Interior Secretary Gale Norton today announced that gray wolves in Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan have recovered from the threat of extinction
Hunting bill awaits governor's signature
Young people under the age of 12 could hunt small game in Utah this fall if Gov. Jon M. Huntsman Jr. approves a bill passed during the recent legislative session.
Antelope, Elk and Bighorn Sheep Populations on the Increase
Antelope, Elk and Bighorn Sheep Populations on the Increase
Nevada’s 2005 hunting season will go into the record books in terms of the numbers of antelope, desert bighorn sheep and elk harvested, according to the Nevada Department of Wildlife (NDOW).
Archery in Schools Competition
Sportsmen’s Classic to feature
National Archery in Schools competition March 24
BIGHORN SHEEP TRANSPLANT A SUCCESS 3/13/06
Lovell – After three weather related postponements, the window of opportunity for Wyoming finally opened when Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks Department resumed their bighorn sheep capture effort
S.F. Approves Gun Ban Penalties 3/13/2006
Despite an ongoing lawsuit with NRA, San Francisco`s Board of Supervisors has set penalties on what is regarded as one of the toughest anti-gun laws in the country.
State and Federal Investigation Results in Convictions of Six Delaware Men 3/6/2006
CALHOUN COUNTY, Texas — In January, a concerned citizen contacted Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Game Warden Kevin Stancik regarding the unlawful take of migratory waterfowl by several Delaware residents who own property in the Guadalupe River Delta.
Elk tallied in Jackson,Wyoming elk herd and national elk refuge 3/3/2006
JACKSON - The annual winter count and classification of the Jackson Elk Herd -- Wyoming’s largest elk herd --
Wildlife-feeding bill and local coyote problems 3/32006
PHOENIX - The Arizona Senate is now considering a bill that would make it a petty offense to feed wildlife in a way that causes nuisance, aggressive animals to come into a neighborhood and pose a danger to people.
Hunter Input on Proposed Low Plains Duck Zone Boundary Changes Sought 3/2/2006
Lincoln, Neb. -- Nebraska Game and Parks Commission Waterfowl Program Manager Mark Vrtiska is asking input
Industry Helps Growth of Women in Hunting and Shooting Sports
Published 2006-02-13
LAS VEGAS — Participation by women in hunting and shooting sports has jumped in recent years, and ma...
N.Y. Anti-Gun Bill Update
Published 2006-01-23
A package of anti-gun bills that would negatively impact law-abiding firearms retailers and shooters...
BowTech Subject Of Murder Investigation
Published 2006-01-26
CBS hit television series CSI: New York will feature BowTech compound bows in an upcoming episode. ...
No CWD, New CWD
Published 2006-01-23
New York state, which first detected Chronic Wasting Disease in the state last year, when a total of...
Criminals Kill, Not Guns
Published 2006-01-23
Though Boston's mayor was quick to blame guns for his city's violent crime problem, New Hampshire's ...
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