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Spring turkey season is one of the most exciting times of year for hunters across New York State, but before anyone heads into the woods chasing longbeards this May, state wildlife officials have a serious message they want every hunter to hear loud and clear. A Strong Start Before the Season E

The numbers coming out of the American West this spring are hard to ignore. Snowpack levels have cratered to historic lows, drought is spreading across the region, and the people who study fish and wildlife for a living are using words like "historic" and "abysmal" to describe what they're seeing.

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There's a moment every hiker dreads — that feeling of being watched from the rocks above. In mountain lion country, that instinct isn't paranoia. It's biology. And across the American West, wildlife managers are working around the clock to make sure those encounters stay rare, and when they happen,

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The Worst Snowpack on Record Is Reshaping Everything Anglers Know About Colorado Trout Season There's a moment every spring when the rivers in Colorado start to wake up. The ice pulls back from the banks, the bugs begin to hatch, and the trout that spent the winter sluggish in deep pools start mov

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is heading into 2027 with significantly fewer resources — and that means fewer fish in the water, fewer pheasants in the fields, and less money for the habitat work that keeps hunting and fishing worth doing in the first place. The agency is dealing