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Officials Close Sportfishing on Washington Coastal Rivers to Protect Steelhead
Anglers are now limited in their ability to fish from a boat, and many coastal rivers are closed to steelhead fishing this winter
Hunters Will Help Reduce Yellowstone Bison Herd by Up to 900 Animals in Montana
The plan to reduce bison numbers this winter is meant to stabilize the herd and prevent disease outbreaks outside of the park
Utah Revisits Proposed Ban on Game Cameras During Hunting Season
State survey shows that some Utah hunters support the regulation of trail cameras during hunting season
Washington State Lost Its Spring Bear Hunt to Political Overreach—And It’s Just the Beginning
Hunters lose when politics override sound wildlife management
Is Trapping in America on the Brink of Extinction, or at the Beginning of a Comeback?
Low fur prices, anti-trapping laws, and an increase in participation? We take a deep dive into the state of trapping in the U.S.
Wisconsin Health Officials to Hunters: “Wear a Mask While Field-Dressing Deer”
The transmission of Covid-19 from deer to humans is unlikely, but the Wisconsin Department of Health Services is recommending hunters take precautions, including wearing a mask
Pennsylvania Farmer, Employee Face Federal Charges for Allegedly Poisoning Geese
The two men allegedly laced corn with a toxic pesticide that resulted in the death of 28 migratory birds
Feds Drop Proposed Rule, Recommit to Protections for North Carolina’s Red Wolves
The US Fish and Wildlife Service has walked back its 2018 decision to allow active management of the state’s red wolf population
What All Hunters Need to Know About Coronavirus in Whitetails
No, you won’t get COVID from eating venison. But all hunters should pay attention to the new research on Coronavirus and whitetail deer
Alligator Snapping Turtle Could Become Federally Protected
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is proposing "threatened" status for alligator snapping turtles
