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AL largemouth 1 181003 160002

TVA spring sport fish survey to begin

TVA biologists conduct the survey in order to assess the overall health of species such as crappie and black bass on nine TVA reservoirs in Alabama and Tennessee.
Money falling 181003 155318

Reward up to $20,000 in whooping crane shooting

Information about the shooting of two endangered whooping cranes in Jefferson Davis Parish could be worth $20,000.
Maine DNR 181003 155510

Smelt fishing is banned in parts of Maine

Traditional Maine smelt fishing is banned in the lower half of the state this spring from Stonington to the New Hampshire border.
Wild Hog 181003 155424

Shooters to aim at feral hogs from helicopters

Louisiana has hired marksmen to shoot feral hogs from helicopters at two wildlife management areas in the southern part of the state.
WOLF Tracy Brooks Mission Wolf USFWS 000 181003 160631

Bill seeking more wolf study heads to committee

Opponents of Minnesota's wolf hunt will take their case to state lawmakers this week.
Panther release Florida Fishand Wildlife 181003 154929

Officials hope to release rehabilitated panther

Wildlife officials hope to finally release an endangered Florida panther that was rehabilitated after a car crash.
Louisiana DNR 181003 160318

Wildlife commission votes on longer stays

Louisiana amends the 2014-2015 resident-game hunting regulations to allow hunters a three-day possession limit of small game, rabbit, squirrels and quail, but kept the daily limits of eight on squirrels and rabbits and 10 per day on quail.
Animals News 181003 160634

Biologist: cougar killed goats in Eugene, Ore.

An Oregon wildlife biologist says a cougar was responsible for killing two goats and some chickens over three consecutive nights at a home near an 80-acre park in south Eugene.
Moose640 181003 160405

Wyoming residents asked to be mindful of moose

Wildlife officials are asking residents in a handful of western and northwestern Wyoming towns to be mindful of moose and other wildlife that may show up in neighborhoods.
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Ketchikan gains young archers

Students use NASP-approved equipment to learn how to string the bow, nock the arrow and release the arrow at the target, according to NASP's website.
Coyote GFX 640 181003 154830

New Hampshire biologist says coyotes hunt more now

A biologist in New Hampshire says he's getting a lot of calls about coyotes and warns people to keep their pets inside at night.
GVO News GFX 181003 162037

Former senator charged in illegal hunting case

Authorities say a former state senator is facing a misdemeanor charge after illegally killing a mountain lion that was caught in a bobcat trap.
GVO News GFX 181003 154730

Mountain lion killed in Helena neighborhood

Wildlife officials have killed a mountain lion that had taken up residence in a Helena neighborhood and killed three housecats.
Deer Meat Butchering 181003 160220

West Virginia Senate approves regulations for deer farming

Under the bill, the Department of Agriculture would regulate deer raised for meat and for breeding purposes. The Division of Natural Resources would regulate fencing and pen sizes.
Trout Fishing Credit Missouri State Parks 181003 155951

Trout season starter is 93-year-old angler

When you're almost 93 years old, you have a few wrinkles and you walk slowly. Well, let's just say it wasn't hard to tell which of the 1,600 fishermen who showed up early at the trout stream had seniority.
Duck Stamp2013 181003 161603

Deep snow, cold takes toll on swans, ducks

This year's deep snow and extreme cold have taken a toll on Minnesota wildlife, especially swans and other waterfowl that can't find open water on the state's many frozen lakes.
Flag Weathered 181003 161905

Event helps get veterans hooked on fly fishing

Volunteers at a fly-tying marathon, held at the National Museum of the Marine Corps at Quantico, Va., tied 716 flies in eight hours, enough to provide veterans all over the country with supplies for free fly-fishing trips.
In The News 640 181004 085655

Man says he killed cougar to protect father

A man who pleaded guilty to killing a cougar in Michigan's Upper Peninsula in December said he was defending his father, but state wildlife officials say the animal posed no threat and was poached, its heart cooked and some of it eaten by the men.
Justice 181003 161658

DNR: 2 men to be charged with illegal bear buys

Two men from Midland have been arrested on charges of illegally buying Michigan black bears and bear parts.
FTR Long Range Yote 181003 162123

From the Readers: Shooting coyotes at long range

A beginning coyote hunter and high power rifle competitor goes long-range to bag a wary winter coyote.