On November 6th, Director of the Idaho Department of Fish and Game (IDFG) Virgil Moore, announced that he will be retiring from the position in January of 2019.
Idaho Fish & Game Director, Virgil Moore to Retire
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Wolf De-Listing Bill A Win For Hunters
H.R. 6784, the Manage Our Wolves Act, was introduced in September by Rep. Sean Duffy (R-WI). The bill was approved 196-180 and secured bipartisan support from nine Democrats and 187 Republicans.
How to Shoot Wolves from an Airplane – Interview with 100-Year-Old Roy Eykamp
Roy Eykamp recounts how to hunt wolves from an airplane in Canada. Roy is 100 years old, and living in Australia. The wolf hunt occurred in 1951.
Washington WDFW Director Authorizes Removing Wolves From 2 Packs Preying On Cattle
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Director Kelly Susewind today authorized the use of lethal measures to remove wolves from two packs that have repeatedly preyed on cattle on grazing lands.
Message; Kent Danjanovich – NWTF National Board of Director Candidate
Kent is running for National Wild Turkey Federation’s 2019 board of directors. Please consider including him in your vote.
Bigger, Better Hunter & Outdoor Christmas Expo Coming to Las Vegas
The biggest western lifestyle bash of the year is almost here and the 2018 version promises to be bigger and better than ever.
Matt Hardinge Hired by Pheasants Forever & Quail Forever to Grow Conservation
Pheasants Forever & Quail Forever has appointed Matt Hardinge, a diehard upland hunter and outdoor enthusiast, to serve as the organization’s Northwestern U.S. Regional Representative.
SCI to Auction Rifle Number Five in the Series of Five World Heritage Guns
The fifth and last of five rifles in the World Heritage Rifle Series will be auctioned at the 47th SCI Hunters’ Convention to be held in Reno, Nevada, January 9-12, 2019.
NRA President Oliver North to Speak at 2019 DSC Convention
DSC is honored to host NRA President Oliver North as the Saturday night banquet speaker during the 2019 DSC Convention, Mogambo: Dagga Boy Danger.
Record Number Of Bald Eagles Take First Flight In 2018 ~ VIDEO
Arizona’s bald eagle population continues to soar as the number of breeding areas expanded statewide and a record 87 young hatched during the 2018 breeding season.
Ducks Unlimited and FedEx Team Up for Conservation
As part of the collaboration, all merchandise shipped to DU events across the country will be shipped via FedEx, along with all other corporate freight and shipping needs across the DU enterprise.
Quail Forever & Longleaf Alliance Ink Partnership for Projects Benefiting Bobwhites
History has taught that bobwhite quail are closely associated with longleaf pine communities of the Southeast primarily because of their co-dependence on fire.
AZ: Endangered Mt. Graham Red Squirrel Rebounds After 2017 Frye Fire
One year after their habitat was nearly wiped out by the 2017 Frye Fire, an annual survey of the endangered Mt. Graham red squirrel shows notable increases.
Boone and Crockett Club: Aurelia Skipwith is the Right Choice to Lead USFWS
The Boone and Crockett Club today endorsed the nomination of Aurelia Skipwith as the new U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Director.
Boone and Crockett Club: A Win for Big Game Migration
Boone and Crockett Club today applauded Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke’s announcement that the lands western big game species depend upon as migration corridors will finally get much-needed attention.
Terry Lee Named SCI’s 2019 Artist of the Year
Terry Lee has been described as a Fauvist, French for “the wild beat.” His equal prowess as a sculptor makes him a formidable force in today’s art world.
Game Trackers Africa – Live the African Legacy
Game Trackers Africa is a Namibian-based company, which serves as the marketing agent for various endeavors in different parts of Africa, including Tanzania, Cameroon and South Africa.
How Al Gore Built The Global Warming Fraud
Al Gore was also able to leverage his high visibility, his movie awards, his Nobel Prize, and his involvement in various carbon trading and other schemes into a personal fortune.
Washington DFW Seeks Candidates For Wolf Advisory Group
Donny Martorello, WDFW wolf policy lead, said the department will accept applications and nominations from environmentalists, ranchers, hunters, and other interested individuals and organizations.
Trail Program Funds Over $12,000 to Stewardship Projects
ExtremeTerrain, off-road outfitters for Jeeps and Toyota trucks, has announced another season of donations to non-profits working in the great outdoors.
Botswana President Welcomes Duke Of Cambridge Recognition Of Hunting As Conservation
British royalty is lending its voice to the choir singing the praises of trophy hunting as a conservation solution in Africa where anti-hunting eco-imperialists have dismissed the knowledge.
Flurry of Bear Attacks in Fall of 2018, Are You At Risk?
If you see a bear, and it does not run from you, consider yourself at risk. Most black bear attacks are predatory attacks, where the bear sees humans as a potential food source.
Fate Of Stocked Trout: 5 Things Learned From 4-Year AZGFD Study
Ever wondered what happens to the thousands of trout that the Arizona Game and Fish Department stocks into streams all around the state every year? You’re not alone.
Native Grass College Adds Additional Course on Competition Control
Native Grass College is a free Extension resource that takes viewers into the field, giving them comprehensive information and detailed visuals on a variety of subjects related to managing grass.
Join MozParks Foundation at Annual Conservation Banquet to Save Rhinos October 27
MozParks Foundation is pleased to host their 2nd Annual Conservation Banquet & Fundraiser on October 27 beginning at 6 p.m. at The Parador in Houston, Tx.
