Entries Tagged Alabama

The World Games are heading to Birmingham, Alabama, in early July 2022, and it’s an opportunity to expand interest in competitive archery, especially with compound bows, on a global scale. Plan now to attend!

A new license allows hunters to pursue wild hogs and coyotes at night.

Field dressing a wild turkey isn’t difficult, but it can be intimidating if you’re new to turkey hunting.

Despite an increased effort to mitigate the impact of feral hogs in Alabama, the hog population shows no indication of decline.

Veteran aquatic specialist David Brewster with Tennessee Valley Authority explains what water hyacinth is and how it can damage a lake.

Salvinia, a fast-growing invasive plant from South America, has been discovered in Guntersville Lake in Alabama. Officials with Tennessee Valley Authority are treating it in an attempt to control it from spreading.

Alabama wildlife officials are cautiously optimistic that invasive silver carp, which can wreak havoc on reservoir ecosystems, has not expanded its range in the state’s waterways.

Want to hunt an alligator? Here are nine states where pursuing your dream of killing an alligator can become a reality.

Doug Schoenrock of Huntsville, Alabama, has been elected to serve as Ducks Unlimited's 45th president. He succeeds Rogers Hoyt Jr., who now serves as chairman of the board.

Alabama marine resources officials shifted gears during the COVID-19 crisis but managed to get thousands of hatchery-reared flounder fingerlings released safely.

The war on feral hogs is intensifying in Alabama and nine other states with almost $17 million from the United States Department of Agriculture for site-specific removal projects.

Tennessee fisheries officials have confirmed the discovery of Silver carp, also known as Asian or jumping carp, in Chickamauga Lake.

Crappie can be caught in winter if you know where to find them and what to use. Veteran angler Tony Adams of Alabama reveals his secrets to catching winter crappie.

Cooking with cast iron may have diminished but it definitely has not disappeared. Learn some tips about this wonderful method of preparing food from Alabama native J. Wayne Fears, an ardent proponent of cast iron cooking.