On Jan. 4, WDFW staff were informed of dead livestock by the Stevens-Ferry County Wildlife Specialist on a U.S. Forest Service grazing allotment in Ferry County.
Three More Depredations By OPT Wolf Pack Confirmed In Ferry County, WA
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North Carolina Turkey Trap and Release Efforts Will Boost Texas Turkey Populations
A turkey trap-and-release effort originating in North Carolina is helping boost wild turkey populations in Texas.
Mexican Wolf Recovery Program Monthly Update – December 1-31, 2018
Due to the federal government shutdown, updates for the month of December were only available for Arizona and the FAIR.
DSC Announces Formation of Conservation Advisory Board
During the 2019 Convention and Expo, a group of top-level conservation experts will convene for DSC’s Conservation Advisory Board (CAB).
Business Opportunity Available at Spring Creek Recreation Area
According to the South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks (GFP), entrepreneurs interested in operating Spring Creek Resort located at Spring Creek Recreation Area north of Pierre, South Dakota.
Prodding Trump’s EPA to Reexamine Endangerment
EPA still retains the power to regulate all energy-producing and energy-using activities throughout the United States – and thus to regulate our employment & living standards.
Utah DWR Waves Requirement for Utah Lake Powell Stamp
As of Jan. 1, 2019, a Utah stamp will no longer be required for fishing on Lake Powell, the red-rock fishing destination and geological wonder that straddles the Utah-Arizona border.
FWP Seeks Input on Proposed Mountain Lion Management Strategy
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP) is seeking public review through Jan. 15, 2019 of a draft Montana Mountain Lion Monitoring and Management Strategy.
SD Game, Fish and Parks Celebrates New Year with First Day Hikes Across the State
South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks (GFP) encourages those with New Year’s resolutions on health and happiness to kick off 2019 with a First Day Hike at a state park.
Make plans to attend the Arizona Commission Awards Banquet on Jan. 12
The annual Arizona Game and Fish Commission Awards Banquet will be held on Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019, at the Pointe Hilton Tapatio Cliffs Resort, 11111 N. 7th Street in Phoenix.
Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation: More Wildlife Habitat Protected in Idaho
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation worked with a north Idaho landowner who appreciates the wildlife values of their land to permanently protect nearly 1,000 acres of prime habitat.
Science Squared
Much of the recent climate-change research and models don’t quite line up with actual science according to some scientist who doesn’t drink the Mass hysteria Kool-aid.
NBCI, Supporters Score for Bobwhites in 2018 Farm Bill
The National Bobwhite Conservation Initiative (NBCI) achieved its two top priorities in the 2018 Farm Bill.
Frozen Cold
Record cold reported in the southeast and a sharp drop in the earth’s temperature over the past couple of years is making the Global Warming scenario less realistic among the well informed.
National Wildlife Refuges Announce 2019 Fee-Free Days
Dates apply to 30 refuges that charge for admittance; nearly 500 other refuges are free year-round.
Center for Consumer Freedom Proposes Renaming Norfolk, VA Street to “PETA Kills Ave.”
Animal liberation organization People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) is getting a taste of its own medicine and the Center for Consumer Freedom is fighting fire with fire.
$400K in RMEF Grants Spice Up Idaho Elk Country
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation awarded $396,140 in grant funding for habitat stewardship work, research and hunting heritage projects in Idaho.
Jamy Traut Hunting Safaris & Craig Boddington Offer Leopard Hunting Opportunity
Safari Club International, Jamy Traut Hunting Safaris and Craig Boddington have teamed-up to offer an unequaled leopard hunting opportunity. All proceeds will benefit wildlife conservation.
Faces of SCI – Fourth in the Series – Member Jan Murray
Meet Jan Murray, a non-hunter, retired nurse, small business owner, motor coach travel escort, mother and avid outdoorsperson who enthusiastically supports SCI both on the local & International levels
31st Annual George Montgomery/NRA Youth Wildlife Art Contest Winners Announced
Winners of the 2018 George Montgomery/NRA Youth Wildlife Art Contest were chosen from 350 exceptional works of art depicting North American wildlife submitted by young artists from across the country
It’s Climate Changes Fault
With 85+ people now dead California’s government officials cry climate change, but they fail to mention the save-everything forest management practices that got them in his hot mess.
Sportsmen Share Top Factors in Finding a Place to Hunt
When it comes to finding that perfect place to hunt, a lot of factors play into the decision, a recent HunterSurvey.com survey discovered.
Give Thanks That We No Longer Live On The Precipice ~ VIDEO
Fossil fuels helped humanity improve our health, living standards and longevity in just 200 years.
NRA Hunter Education Online Course Now Available in West Virginia
The award-winning free NRA Hunter Education online course is now available in the state of West Virginia, which joins Oklahoma, New Mexico, Texas, Connecticut, Florida and Oregon as the latest state
Arizona “Eagle Cam” Set To Debut In December
The Arizona Game and Fish Department and its conservation partners will launch a new “eagle cam” sometime in mid-December.
