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The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission last week approved temporary rules that will allow conditional daytime coyote hunting in the five-county red wolf reintroduction area by individuals issued an authorizing permit. Wildlife Commissioners also approved the […]
A new bill introduced in Congress today would once and for all transfer management of recovered gray wolf populations back to state wildlife agencies in Wyoming and the Great Lakes region. H.R. 884 is cosponsored […]
On Deadline Reported 1st: The epic journey was the longest ever recorded for a mountain lion. “The confirmation of a wild mountain lion in our state was the first recorded in more than 100 years,” […]
The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission will hold two public hearings in February to receive comments on permanent rules regarding conditional coyote hunting in the five-county red wolf reintroduction area in northeastern North Carolina and the […]
Coyotes can be hunted year round in most states, and if you have problem coyotes keeping your local deer herds (or the family pets) on high alert, then maybe it’s time to turn the tables. […]
Predator hunting has seen a tremendous upswing in popularity over the last several years. That trend is likely to continue, especially in light of recent studies showing just how devastating coyotes can be to deer […]
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation is calling on the environmentalist group Center for Biological Diversity (CBD) to stick to the facts when making presumptions about wildlife populations. CBD recently claimed that Idaho’s wolf population is […]
Coyotes can be hunted year round in most states, and if you have problem coyotes keeping your local deer herds (or the family pets) on high alert, then maybe it’s time to turn the tables. […]
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service erred in its public notification of an Endangered Species Act (Act) permit application by including reference to transporting of Mexican wolves to and from Vermejo Park Ranch on the […]
A federal court judge has ordered the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to immediately return wolves in the Great Lakes region to the federal endangered species list, making it illegal for Michigan citizens to kill […]
Here is the actual footage, much higher quality! Been getting more coyote pictures than deer pictures on my cameras so after a slow morning of deer movement seven of these guys came through the woods […]
Unless I’m after a rogue coyote, I leave them alone while they raise their young. In Georgia, that means little or no coyote hunting during May, June and July. After that, the pups are almost […]
Reported 1st by heraldandnews.com. Local wildlife managers aren’t confident a statewide increase in cougar tags will do much to slow cat populations in Klamath County. John Muir, an Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) […]
Report from CTV Vancouver Island’s Scott Cunningham. Conservation officers are on the hunt for a cougar that’s been roaming a Vancouver Island neighbourhood after a man came face to face with one of the big […]
Jackson Hole News Reported 1st: Hunters, starvation and predators are the gravest threats to subadult mountain lions trying to eke out a living in Jackson Hole, researchers say. Far down the list of causes of […]
1st reported by the Salt lake tribune: Utah wildlife managers and state attorneys insist Utah’s controversial coyote bounty program does not conflict with the Endangered Species Act. But at least one other state was forced […]
GON – 1st Reported by Georgia Outdoor News – We can hear it now… daylight breaks, and the sound of braying donkeys echoes through the deer woods. Hunters, refusing to throw up their hands and […]
In the annals of hunting stories — this one wins. It was a warm fall day near Sand Stone when Brandon Johnson, a hunter since he could walk, helped his camp track a black bear […]
Shooting Times Article Segment: Most hunters will agree the best round for shooting a coyote is the one you have when you spot Wile E. Cartoon jokes aside, what cartridge would you choose for a […]
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, along with the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service (USFWS) and the State of Wyoming, filed a notice of appeal in the Wyoming wolf case issued by the District Court of […]
Flextone® Game Calls, the industry leader in natural game sounds introduces the new Mouse Trap to its 2013 predator hunting line-up. When it comes to predator hunting, it’s all about making calls that arouse their […]
The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission will hold three public hearings in January to receive comments on rules regarding conditional coyote hunting in the five-county red wolf reintroduction<https://www.fws.gov/redwolf/> area in northeastern North Carolina and the designation […]
Reported 1st by Ammoland: Alyssa Caldwell and her father had been hunting all day. The weather had been nasty; cloudy skies with snow and rain alternating. They had seen a few elk, much too far […]
Christopher W. Loncarich, 56, of Mack, was sentenced Thursday in U.S. District Court in Denver to 27 months in prison, followed by three-years of probation, for conspiring to violate the Lacey Act, a federal law […]
After reviewing extensive public comments, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has completed its evaluation of proposed changes to its Mexican wolf reintroduction program in Arizona and New Mexico that will allow greater flexibility to […]
Personal experiences shape our attitudes toward most wildlife. This is especially true for coyotes. Thoughts range from worthless varmint that should be removed completely to a beautiful creature deserving of protection. One thing for sure […]
Genetic tests of scat (feces) collected from a free-roaming canid north of Grand Canyon National Park on the North Kaibab National Forest have confirmed that the animal, first detected in early October, is a female […]
From almost four miles away, the grizzly bear appeared to have picked up the elk carcass’ stench. Researchers were able to revisit the grizzly’s trek as it walked along the edge of a lake, eventually […]
If You Didn’t Know: Maine voters rejected Question 1, a ballot initiative to ban sportsmen’s use of bait, hounds, and traps. If passed it would have negatively affected Maine hunters and the Department of Inland […]
On the morning of the eighth day of his hunt, after a stand-off at 10 yards, bowhunter Rodney Debias made a perfect 30-yard shot at a monster grizzly bear. The bear has an initial record […]
As expected, two laws that originally allowed wolf hunting were defeated through today’s moot referendum vote following a one-sided political ad campaign from the anti-hunting Keep Michigan Wolves Protected group, which is primarily financed by […]
A Columbia Falls man says he’ll be keeping bear spray holstered on his hip after a mama grizzly reared on her hinds legs, looked him and a hunting companion over and then charged like a […]
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission are requesting assistance with an investigation involving the suspected illegal take of a radio-collared red wolf that was recently found dead. The federally […]
Maine’s Portland Press Herald Reported TODAY: An 11-year-old boy from New Jersey shot and killed a 502-pound black bear in Bethel on Monday, one of the largest bears bagged in Maine in two years. Steven […]
Maine’s giant debate over the black bear harvest has been this voting season’s most covered hunting related issue. Report on the Bangor News is what is at stake with this vote. In less than a […]
During the past twenty years or so, multiple states have experienced increasing bear populations. Bears are recolonizing former range and expanding into areas now occupied by people. SCI Foundation is committed to understanding bear demographics […]
Save Maine’s Bear Hunt and Management Programs is a campaign to educate Maine voters about the negative impacts of the referendum being proposed by the Humane Society of the United States and Mainers for Fair […]
Help the Pocatello Zoo name the new grizzly bear! Members of the public have until Oct. 12 to submit potential names for the two-year-old female grizzly that was recently relocated to the zoo from the […]
This video explains why bear trapping and hunting in Maine is important for the environment and for people, and exposes lies of the Humane Society of the United States and Mainers for fair bear hunting. […]
New Jersey wildlife officials believe that a black bear in search of food killed a Rutgers University senior who was hiking with four friends over the weekend. The body of Darsh Patel, 22, of Edison, […]
Because of recent incidents of Florida panthers taking small livestock in Golden Gates Estates, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is cautioning Collier County residents to take the necessary precautions to properly shelter […]
Coyotehunting.org reported: A successful hunting does not solely depend on the skills in navigating through the woods and plainly shooting the target. For example when hunting for coyotes, the availability of appropriate coyote hunting gear […]
The largest grizzly bear ever taken by a hunter has been entered into Boone and Crockett records. The big bruin, taken in 2013 near Fairbanks, Alaska, scores 27-6/16. It missed the World’s Record mark by […]
Voters who want to learn more about Maine’s black bears and Question 1 on the November ballot should visit the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife web page, which features a new section designed […]
In 1975, the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife began a 40-year study to examine Maine’s bear population. The information provided by the study is used to adjust bear hunting rules and regulations to […]
The Montana Fish & Wildlife Commission recently adopted rules and an annual wolf quota completing the process necessary to allow private landowners to take a limited number of wolves per year that potentially threaten livestock, […]
The Detroit free Press Reported Today: The president of the Humane Society of the United States is visiting Michigan to support ballot initiatives designed to stop wolf hunting. Wayne Pacelle is joining other activists Tuesday […]
The Oregonian Reported First: Updated: An Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife biologist made the decision Friday evening to euthanize a cougar captured in the backyard of an East Portland home. The decision to euthanize […]
As summer heats up, N.H. Fish and Game is urging homeowners, campers, and the rest of us to be bear aware. Early summer continues to represent a lean time for bears, according to Andy Timmins, […]
Does Oregon have too many predators? What are the impacts on Oregon’s deer and elk as a result of our overpopulation of predators? Does science support claims that predators impact hunting? These were the questions […]
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