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The Arizona Game and Fish Department, Berger Bullets and Nightforce Optics presented to the state of Arizona of a newly constructed building and parking lot at the Ben Avery Shooting Facility…
Hunters applying online for the Spring Elk/Antelope seasons may encounter an issue , but the Arizona Game and Fish Department says there’s no need to worry.
The 15th annual Arizona International Sportsmen’s Exposition (ISE) will open at the University of Phoenix Stadium and outside areas in Glendale on Feb. 19-22.
The Arizona Game and Fish Department is investigating the poaching of a bull elk, taken out of season on the Kaibab National Forest in northern Arizona on Dec. 7.
Biologists are preparing to begin the annual winter population count that will determine the minimum number of wolves in Arizona and New Mexico.
With the recent release of “The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1,” interest in target archery has soared, especially among young people.
Draw results for Arizona’s spring 2015 hunt permit-tags for turkey, javelina, buffalo and bear are now available online.
The producers of the AZGFD’s television show, Arizona Wildlife Views, took home eight Emmy Awards from the Rocky Mountain Southwest Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.
Hunters are reminded that today is the deadline to apply for hunt permit-tags issued through the drawing process for spring 2015 hunts for turkey, javelina, buffalo and bear.
The Arizona Game and Fish Department is excited to announce that Arizona’s endangered black-footed ferret population accomplished several steps towards recovery today.
Hunters are reminded that, if they want to hunt on the Big Boquillas Ranch, they will need to purchase a Big Boquillas Ranch access permit.
Due to damage from recent storms, the Coronado National Forest has temporarily closed some roads and recreation sites for public safety reasons in the Chiricahua Mountains in Game Management Unit 29.
Cooler temperatures signal the arrival of fall, and Oct. 3 marked the season opener for many of Arizona’s wild pursuits.
Hunters and others engaging in outdoor recreation in southeastern Arizona are advised to be aware of (1) a road closure in Game Management Unit 32 in the Klondyke area.
The Arizona Game and Fish Department is in need of additional volunteers for the second fall spotlighting effort in October.
Monsoon season brings one of the southwest desert’s most iconic creatures out of their burrows and out-and-about across the state.
The water level at C.C. Cragin Reservoir, formerly named Blue Ridge Reservoir, will slowly drop during the month of August as inspections and construction projects get underway.
The Arizona Game and Fish Commission voted to revoke the licenses of Pinal Wildlife Rescue and owner Betsy Lagos to hold and rehabilitate restricted live wildlife for five years.
With the recent release of the movie TMNT, turtle biologists at the AZGFD are concerned the movie will prompt some to purchase turtles as pets only to realize that they require a lot of care and grow.
The AZGFD is advising migratory waterfowl hunters that access at Berry Road, on the southeast end of Mormon Lake off FH 3 or Lake Mary Road, will be open for this year’s waterfowl hunting season.
