Hunters checked 8,738 turkeys May 4 through 10, bringing the total harvest for Missouri’s 21-day regular spring turkey season to 41,830, or 3.7 percent fewer than in 2008.
Top harvest counties for the three-week season were Franklin with…[more]
On Saturday, May 16, the University of Arkansas Department of Agricultural and Extension Education will host a bass tournament to help support scholarships to the college.
Jeff Miller, associate professor of agricultural and extension education, said the event…[more]
Families looking to enjoy the approaching summer outdoors should learn about the sport of fishing at one of many free clinics hosted by the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation. Through the Wildlife Department’s Aquatic Resources Education Program (AREP), kids and…[more]
Most of this year’s fall deer and turkey hunting seasons and regulations will look familiar to experienced hunters, but this year’s rules also contain a number of significant changes.
The Missouri Conservation Commission set dates for all portions…[more]
Turkey hunters and other campers would do well to keep their provisions under lock and key, according to the Missouri Department of Conservation.
Jeff Beringer, the Conservation Department’s expert on black bears, says coolers full of food can…[more]
The average winning weight at Oklahoma bass fishing tournaments in 2008 reached its highest point since the Department began compiling the statewide statistics in 1994, according to the most recent Oklahoma Bass Tournaments Report from the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife…[more]
Supposedly, the spoon fishing lure received its name because way back yonder, an angler adapted a kitchen or table spoon with one hole for line and another for a hook and caught fish with it.
Sounds plausible, whether…[more]
Sometimes being right is no fun, as Missouri turkey biologist Tom Dailey knows.
Dailey, a resource scientist with the Missouri Department of Conservation, predicted the 2009 spring turkey harvest would be substantially lower than last year. If the…[more]
The temperature hovered around 40 degrees before sunrise on the opening morning of Missouri’s youth turkey season. Ten-year-old Jack Boschert felt the wind’s bite on a mile-long trek to a blind on the edge of a field. The chill melted…[more]
For the third year in a row, vendors at the Oklahoma Wildlife Expo will be offering their outdoor goods and services to sportsmen interested in the outdoors through its Outdoor Marketplace.
The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation’s fifth…[more]
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