Sustainable management of wildlife in British Columbia was sucker-punched this week when the Provincial government announced the closure of grizzly bear hunting. Protectionist politics of anti-hunters trumped sound science in a drama that could see […]
A couple from England may have nabbed the biggest fish ever caught in North America when they reeled in a 12-foot white sturgeon weighing 1,100 pounds. Michael Snell, 65, and his wife, Margaret, both of […]
The Kimberley Daily Bulletin Reported 1st: In what Conservation Officer Jared Connatty says should be a wake up call to everyone, a grizzly bear was shot in a Summer Sub home (just on the edges […]
Because of daily flights out of Atlanta, it is easy for folks in the Southeast to enjoy the beauty and exciting lifestyle of Vancouver. Less than an hour away by car and ferry, however, a […]
The Okanagan River springs forth in British Columbia and flows south across the Canada – United States border where it swaps vowels and becomes the Okanogan River. The waterway continues south through north-central Washington forming […]
Wolves are getting more and more brave, and here is some footage, via liveleak.com, from Ahousat on Vancouver Island, in British Columbia–which is just north of Washington, that should reinforce the importance of wolf management. […]
It’s down to final paper work and then a Judges Panel, but it looks like a new Pope & Young World’s Record Stone’s sheep was taken in northern British Columbia. Stanley Walchuk, Jr. took the […]
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