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2023 CRP signup open through April 7
The U.S. Department of Agriculture is accepting applications for its voluntary Conservation Reserve Program. Private landowners can apply at their local USDA...
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CYPRESS, Calif. – June 11, 2015 – Yamaha Motor Corp., USA, is...
Wild turkey license number increased for spring turkey season
The Game and Fish Department is offering 7,647 wild turkey licenses for the 2022 spring hunting season, 635 more than last year.
Ten of the 22 hunting units...
Hunters take 15,718 turkeys in South Zone
Hunters have harvested 15,718 wild turkeys after four weeks of Ohio’s 2020 spring hunting season. Wild turkey hunting ended May 17 in Ohio’s south zone. The...
WV hunters set record for black bear harvest
Hunters in West Virginia harvested 3,195 black bears during the combined 2015 archery and firearms seasons, according to Colin Carpenter, black bear project...
Discounts offered to active-duty military, veterans Nov. 1-30
In honor of Veterans Day, the Department of Natural Resources, in cooperation with U.S. Hotels, will offer U.S. military members, both active duty and...
New Georgia shooting center opens
A new state-of-the-art shooting sports instructional facility at Georgia Southern University is now open to students and the public. The facility features...
253,990 deer harvested in 2020-21 season is 13% increase
Hunters in New York harvested an estimated 253,990 deer during the 2020-21 hunting seasons, an increase of 13% from last year.
"With a 7% increase in...
Muzzleloader deer, elk, bear seasons open Oct. 22
Opening day for muzzleloader or primitive firearms deer hunting season on Oct. 22 will be the first chance for adult deer hunters to take a firearm into the...
Public land alligator hunt applications close June 30
People interested in chasing an Arkansas alligator on public land and water this fall have until midnight June 30 to put their name in the hat.
Applications...
MDC, researchers ask citizens to mail in ticks for pathogen research
The Department of Conservation and A.T. Still University researchers are asking Missourians to save ticks they find and send them, by mail, to the University...