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June 15, 2024
LITTLE ROCK — Arkansans hoping for a chance to chase Arkansas’s largest reptile species this fall will have some new hunting lands to apply for during this year’s alligator permit …
December 21, 2023
The new 2024 Ontario Fishing Regulations Summary is now available as a downloadable PDF online. The new regs will come into effect on Jan. 1, 2024.
December 5, 2023
With unseasonably warm weather during the opening weekend of gun deer season, hunters in the CWD (chronic wasting disease) Management Zone (CMZ) counties, Lauderdale and Colbert, did not harvest …
December 2, 2023
With the weather unseasonably warm for the opening weekend of gun deer season, hunters in the counties in the CWD (chronic wasting disease) Management Zone (CMZ), Lauderdale and Colbert, did
December 2, 2023
By David Rainer, Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources With the weather unseasonably warm for the opening weekend of gun deer season, hunters in the counties in the CWD (chronic wasting disease) Management Zone (CMZ), Lauderdale and Colbert, did not harvest whitetails at the same rate as last season’s opening weekend. Wildlife biologists with
November 27, 2023
Monday is the beginning of shotgun season for deer and bear hunting over the next two weeks.
November 14, 2023
Years ago, when I was a law student in a moot court competition, our imaginary client was in need of an argument. Factually and legally, our side had been put in one of those tight...
October 16, 2023
Monday is the official start to the fall deer and turkey hunting season.
July 19, 2023
Environmentalists and animal rights advocates want state wildlife officials to put more restrictions on deer farming and hunting as Florida responds to the long-expected arrival of a contagious disease fatal to deer.
June 24, 2023
Mississippians caught hunting out of season or on land that does not belong to them may face steeper penalties moving forward after the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks