Entries Tagged Predator Management

Australia wildlife officials are working hard to eradicate populations of feral pigs, wild buffalos and wild horses from a World Heritage Site National Park.

Montana wildlife officials euthanized a mountain lion wandering in a neighborhood and showing abnormal behavior.

The Iowa DNR and Legislature changed rules to allow hunters, trappers and landowners to pursue raccoons year-round, with some restrictions.

Idaho wildlife agency’s plan involves management in balance with other big game, specifically elk, while minimizing livestock conflicts.

A young boar believed to have been seen for a couple of years was captured and tagged in the undeveloped Santa Monica Mountains.

Continued trapping efforts in the southern Ozark Region proves to be effective for helping to control this invasive species.

Wildlife officials say bruins are moving around, but food and habitat for hibernation will be critical to establish new territories.

Hunters and trappers take advantage of a limited season as a research project gets under way for feline predators.

Rocky Mountain state wolf management has shown itself to be based in large measure on politics, not science.

Wyoming’s Gray Wolf Management Plan has helped the state achieve a “recovered, stable and appropriate population objective.”

Federal officials are conducting a 12-month review of two petitions that could result in the bears’ removal from the Endangered Species List.

Iowa coyote hunters kill an adult female mountain lion known to state wildlife officials.

Tests confirmed that a New York hunter killed a wolf in 2021, state officials said, the third one killed in the past 25 years.

A highway mishap literally turns Wolf Creek Pass in Colorado into a zoo.