In an online questionnaire about their wolf-hunting experiences, members of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation offer valuable intel that could help more hunters enjoy the challenge and fill their wolf tag this fall. A Top […]
The epic battle of man vs. wolves continues to play out in parts of Minnesota and Wisconsin this winter. In Minnesota, hunters registered 147 wolves during the early portion of the state’s first wolf season […]
Manitoba Conservation officials believe the report of a Birds Hill-area man who says he recently trapped and killed a wolf within 25 kilometres of Winnipeg’s downtown. The mature wolf, which had apparently killed a number […]
It will take three to six months to determine whether an animal killed Tuesday at Franklin Island Conservation Area is a wolf, a large coyote or a hybrid animal with characteristics of both, Missouri Department […]
OR16 -Oregon Fish and Wildlife- November 2, 2012 OR16 radio-collared in Union County On Thursday, Nov. 1, 2012 ODFW biologists radio-collared a new wolf (OR16) in the Wenaha Unit of Northeast Oregon (Union County). The 85-pound […]
With a highly disputed wolf season underway in Wisconsin, the tension between hunters and their opposition is clearly on the rise. Dennis Nitz, a Wisconsin native and one of five people to kill a wolf […]
The hunt will go on. The last legal effort to block Minnesota’s first managed wolf hunt fell short Wednesday, when the Minnesota Court of Appeals refused to grant a petition by two wildlife groups that […]
For a lot of folks on both sides of the wolf debate, it’s something they deal with from a safe distance. But for hunters like Ron Hill, it’s a war being waged in his own […]
A Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife marksman has killed five members of the Wedge Wolf Pack, which has been preying on cattle in the area. The wolves were shot Sept. 25 and 26 near […]
The U.S. Sportsmen’s Alliance Foundation along with Safari Club International, the Wisconsin Bear Hunters Association, and the United Sportsmen of Wisconsin has filed a motion to intervene in a Wisconsin lawsuit seeking to stop the […]
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has responded to recent legal challenges to the state’s inaugural wolf season. DNR filed a memorandum in opposition to petitioner’s motion for a preliminary injunction on the wolf […]
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation has topped $400,000 in grants and pledges to advance the science of wolves, wolf interactions with elk and other wildlife, and wolf management overall. The total includes more than $200,000 […]
Applications for Minnesota’s first-ever regulated wolf hunting and trapping season are being taken now through Thursday, September 6, according to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR). Individuals may apply for only one license from […]
With wolf hunts slated to launch in Wisconsin and Minnesota this fall, a third Great Lakes state could soon open a season on wolves as well. Michigan House Bill 5834, introduced last week by Rep. […]
The state Department of Natural Resources told the Chippewa Indian tribe they can have 85 of the 201 wolf hunting permits the state plans to issue as part of a wolf hunt scheduled for this […]
On Wednesday, August 8th a coalition of animal rights groups filed a lawsuit against the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR) in an attempt to stop the state’s upcoming wolf hunt. The hunting season, which […]
The wolf was officially delisted from the federal Endangered Species Act on January 27, 2012 and since that time Minnesota game managers have debated a wolf hunting season. Much opposition has been raised against wolf […]
The public response to the plans for this year’s wolf hunt in Montana has been staggering: A whopping 6,500 comments have been received on the proposal set for approval Thursday by the Fish, Wildlife and […]
Idaho has decided in effect to always have at least one place in the state open to wolf hunting on a rotating basis. This is in addition to the general wolf hunt that goes for […]
A man hiking in Yellowstone National Park encountered a female wolf outside a den and sprayed the animal with pepper spray before fleeing the scene. Yellowstone Park employees confirmed Tuesday that the man, whose name […]
The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission voted Wednesday to allow hunters to kill up to 52 wolves in the state this fall even as Gov. Matt Mead said he remains hopeful that Congress will act […]
Photo By Jeff Olhausen and featured in Field and Stream: Local hunter shows the difference between a wolf and a coyote. Can you tell the difference?
Minnesota will offer 6,000 hunters and trappers a chance at taking 400 wolves when the state holds its first regulated wolf hunting and trapping season this fall, the Department of Natural Resources announced Monday. The […]
It was windy and cold. Wind gusts hit 45 mph. Whitecaps were crashing the shore, and Pepper got a bit close to the edge and was almost blown into the lake. It was even difficult […]
The Audience Appreciation Event 2019 begins in the third quarter of 2019 through the end of the year with millions of brand exposures for each of you. If you have already committed, we thank you […]
No prize trophy for recognizing that fishing, one of the great outdoor American pastimes has been struggling to reel in new, young consumers to the sport. According to PEW Research, participation in fishing is sharply […]
The higher angle of the sun during the day brings warm breezes as we come into the meat of April. The glorious sunny days of late and air temperatures in the 70s make people joyous. […]
This has certainly been an up and down spring so far. Outstanding fishing for a day or two during a too-brief warming spell, followed by a cold rain, wind and a drop in the water […]
YAMAHA PRO SPENCER DEUTZ HOSTS SECOND ANNUAL YOUTH AND FAMILY FISHING CLINIC AT VISION BANK April 28, 2019-Fargo, ND-The last Saturday in April marks the annual Youth and Family Fishing Clinic at Vison Bank in […]
In January of 2017, the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation first raised a warning about a “quiet” movement. In 2018, RMEF distributed an open letter to its membership in Colorado and Utah about an effort that […]
The imperiled eastern hellbender, a creature most people consider ugly and few Pennsylvanians have ever seen, became the state’s official amphibian April 23, with the stroke of a pen from Gov. Tom Wolf. It was […]
Catfish anglers from six states traveled to Milford Lake for a King Kat Tournament Trail presented by Bass Pro Shops Cabela’s Event. Forty-five teams gathered at Milford, KS to test their catfishing skills against other […]
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation awarded $309,735 in grant funding to benefit elk and elk habitat in Washington. “Noxious weeds and overly dense forests continue to choke out quality forage for elk and other wildlife. […]
The Landing Net It’s another “in be-tween” season. Ice fishing is winding down. But lakes are not “Ice free” yet. Walleye season is closing down (except for Pymatuning) at midnight March 14thso tail waters and […]
Catfish anglers from eight states traveled to Lake Tawakoni, TX for a King Kat Tournament Trail presented by Bass Pro Shops Cabela’s event. Thirty-eight teams were hosted by the cities of West Tawakoni and Emory, […]
Moose Population In Remote Location Now Being Control By Wolves dailymail.co.uk report first: Four Canadian wolves have been relocated to Isle Royale National Park in Michigan as part of an ongoing effort to restore the […]
The possibilities make casting arms twitch with confidence: a snag-shedding jighead with built-in articulation and action. Z-Man Fishing, known for its patented ChatterBait® bladed jigs and next-generation ElaZtech softbaits, has in recent years also become […]
Legislators in Oregon presented a Bill this week that could essentially make tournament fishing of any kind illegal. Senate Bill 723 is related to the unlawful taking of wildlife and prohibits persons from organizing, sponsoring, […]
Finally arrived! Ice Fishing season in NW PA! After a couple false starts – including an early severe cold snap around Thanksgiving that had some believing they would be ice fishing before Christmas and a […]
Chalk it up as the tenth year in a row that the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation registered record membership. As of December 31, 2018, RMEF had 234,982 members, marking a 3.2 percent membership increase from […]
A turkey trap-and-release effort originating in North Carolina is helping boost wild turkey populations in Texas. The effort, a joint venture involving the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department<https://tpwd.texas.gov/>, USDA APHIS Wildlife […]
It arrived – the American Tactical Nova Liberty. This one is in 22 cal. I would have preferred 177, but still can give it a try. It has a great wooden stock. I wish it […]
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation awarded $396,140 in grant funding for habitat stewardship work, research and hunting heritage projects in Idaho. “There is a substantial need for scientific data to get a better handle on […]
ATLANTA CAMPAIGN TARGETS STRAW BUYS … NSSF® and ATF are reminding the public in the Atlanta area that stiff penalties are in place for individuals convicted of making illegal straw purchases. Billboard, radio and digital […]
This past October will go down as one of polar opposites. Started out with record high temps, then suddenly went into storm mode with wet, windy and cooler than normal temps. Now looking at the […]
Followers of Shoot ‘N’ Plink™ know how I like the Browning Buck Mark. Today I received a replica Buck Mark from Umarex USA, Inc. who is the top manufacturer of replica airguns. The Umarex replica […]
Destin, FL – You might say Brian “Bro” Brosdahl’s had a hand in the design of modern day apparel for ice fishing – gloves, mitts and other outerwear that keep you fishing comfortably through the […]
Halloween. It’s probably your children’s (and maybe your) favorite day of the year with candy, costumes, pumpkins, scary movies and ominous images. Among the ghosts and witches associated with things that go bump in the […]
Great baits often share in common a certain “it” quality. Might be a shape, texture or action that seems dead-on, even if you can’t quite put your finger on the why. When you see one, […]
It’s the end of September and finally the long summer heat wave has given way to the start of some cool fall-like temperatures. With the start of October only days away, experienced anglers are filled […]
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