Free Online Seminars on Deer Hunting & Processing
RALEIGH — The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission and the N.C. Wildlife Federation will offer five free online deer hunting and processing seminars the week of Sept. 14-18. The Introduction to Deer Hunting and the Practical Deer Processing: From Field to Freezer seminars are open to everyone, but were created for individuals who have never hunted […]
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Ohio Department of Natural Resources Releases Fall Hunting Seasons
COLUMBUS — Hunting season is fast approaching, and Ohio’s hunters are invited to kick off the year which began Sept. 1 with opening days for squirrel, mourning dove and more, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife. “Fall in Ohio is an exciting time with so many hunting opportunities available,” said Division of Wildlife Chief Kendra […]
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Missouri: Two Beginning Archery Classes Offered Sept. 12th at Rockwoods Reservation
WILDWOOD, Mo.—Archery is a lifelong sport that can be a fulfilling activity itself, or a first step toward the challenging and rewarding pursuit of bow hunting. It might even a be a young person’s eventual gateway to Olympic competition. The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) has two upcoming opportunities in the St. Louis area for […]
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Ready or Not, Fall Hunting Seasons Are Upon Us
It starts Tuesday, Sept. 1, with bear, crow and dove seasons in Minnesota and dove, goose and a special teal waterfowl season in Wisconsin. Minnesota deer hunters are reminded they have until Sep. 10 to apply for available antlerless deer permits in areas where those are available. Hunting seasons will get going in earnest on […]
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Alabama Offers New Hunting, Fishing License Packages
Hunters and anglers who pursue game or fish in Alabama have new, easier options to purchase licenses for the 2020-2021 seasons. The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources is offering packages for license requirements when pursuing white-tailed deer and wild turkeys or fishing for freshwater and saltwater species. The packages can be acquired with […]
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Iowa’s Rabbit, Squirrel Season Opens September 5th
The good news for Iowa’s cottontail rabbit hunters is that Iowa has a strong population of rabbits, similar to last year, with the southern and east central part of the state seeing the best overall numbers. The better news for hunters is Iowa’s cottontail rabbit season begins Sept. 5 statewide. “It should be another great […]
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Nebraska Meat Processors to Accept Donations for Hunters Helping the Hungry
LINCOLN — Hunters may begin donating deer to the Hunters Helping the Hungry (HHH) program Sept. 1, the start of the archery deer season. Eight processors will be available around the state. Three additional processors will accept deer for the program starting Nov. 14. Hunters pay no processing costs for deer accepted by processors for […]
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Arizona Fall Hunting Seasons Start
KINGMAN – The fall 2020 big game hunting seasons have started, with archery deer and archery antelope opening last Friday, Aug. 21. Archery deer will close on Sept. 10, while archery antelope will close on Sept. 3. Seasons for other big game animals will also open in September, with the opening of the general rifle […]
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MDC to Offer Free Virtual Archery Program Aug. 22
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – An increasing number of people are becoming interested in archery. Some people are taking up archery for hunting purposes while others enjoy recreational target shooting. Whether they like to bow hunt or they enjoy target shooting, people can learn more about the basics of archery and the equipment needed for a successful […]
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Apply Now for Montana FWP’s Apprentice Hunter Program
It’s never too early to plan ahead for Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Apprentice Hunter Program. FWP encourages early mail-in certification for eligible Apprentice Hunters in order to avoid crowds and frustration prior to season openers and the youth hunt. COVID-19 safety protocols are in place at FWP offices and lobby occupancy is very limited, […]
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