PH Spotlight – Steve Tors
How did a California native, raised in Beverly Hills, become a Professional Hunter? Being a PH would not seem like an obvious career choice. Steve Tors’ father, Ivan, a television and film producer whose productions involved wildlife, exposed him to wild animals at an early age. He and his brothers joined his father on Botswana
Lesser Prairie-Chicken populations improve in Colo. says WAFWA
Colorado Parks and Wildlife shares in the success reported March 31, by the Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies (WAFWA), on the status of the lesser prairie chicken. This report is the second since the implementation of the Lesser Prairie-Chicken Range-wide Conservation Plan in 2014. “The lesser prairie-chicken range-wide plan, because it’s incentive based and voluntary,
Fish and Game Seeks Conservation Officer Trainees
CONCORD, N.H. — If you‚Äôve thought about becoming a Conservation Officer, this could be your chance — the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department is seeking to staff current and future Conservation Officer Trainee vacancies. The closing date for filing an application is April 22, 2016.
New Scientific Estimates Confirm Florida Bear Populations Are Large And Growing
Recently completed scientific estimates of black bear populations in Florida indicate the statewide population is now 4,350 adult bears. This new population estimate reflects how conservation measures have propelled the growth of Florida bear populations from the 1970s level of 300 to 500 bears to their abundant status today.
Northwest Chapter Annual Fundraiser A Huge Success
Northwest Chapter with the annual celebration held at Seattle's Hilton hotel with upwards of 300 guests. The
Shed Hunt Responsibly to Protect Big Game
As the winter months pass and spring approaches, many people suffering from cabin fever head to Idaho's hills in search of the antlers big game animals have dropped. Antlers from deer, elk and moose are commonly found in areas where they spend the winter months. Typically, mule deer and moose shed in late December through
Music City Chapter Event April 7, 2016
Music City Chapter, April 7, 2016, at the Richland Country Club in Nashville, TN. Well known around the hunting world, Boddington was born in Kansas in 1952. As a teenager, when not involved with hunting and shooting, he spent a lot of time pursuing Boy Scout activities. At 17
Wyoming Seeks Public Input on Post-delisting Grizzly Bear Management Proposal
This proposal outlines how Wyoming would manage grizzly bears when they come off of the endangered species list. Game and Fish is asking for public feedback. Those interested can comment online, at public meetings around the state or by mail.
FWS Distributes $1.1 Billion to State Wildlife Agencies
This past March, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service distributed $1.1 billion in revenues generated by the Pittman-Robertson Wildlife Restoration and Dingell-Johnson Sport Fish Restoration acts.