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Black bear hunters in New York found the most success in the Catskills and western Adirondacks areas and state management units.

The state wildlife commission will meet in August to discuss the proposal and possibly vote on a decision.

Montana’s new wolf management plan reflects more than 20 years of management, public input, laws and more.

Shocking death is said to be the first known by a black bear in state’s recorded history.

Shocking death is said to be the first known by a black bear in state’s recorded history.

Shocking death is said to be the first known by a black bear in state’s recorded history.

The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation (ODWC) has confirmed reports of two separate mountain lions observed with kittens in different regions of the state.

Season dates and regulations are approved for the 2025 Utah furbearer seasons, along with an update on the state coyote bounty.

A bill sponsored by a South Carolina legislator would allow drones to be used, with regulations, for management of feral swine.

Proposed changes include increasing the number of days allowed for use of artificial light, night vision, and thermal imagery equipment when harvesting coyotes, and adding trapping tools.

Federal and state officials have renewed their efforts to eliminate feral pigs on the Land Between the Lakes in western Kentucky.

At least eight opossums have been caught in Hawaii, sparking concerns about the impacts of the animals on other animal species on the island.

A bill in the Oklahoma Senate would eliminate permits for hunting feral hogs to more easily help with management and control.