Game Eyes The ability to distinguish shape and form, light and dark, color and texture is man's most valuable attribute. We amass and dispense knowledge, we record and communicate thoughts, we entertain and are entertained through the miracle of sight. It's true that we can exist without ever beholding the world about us, yet we are what and who we are because we, as a species, see.
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Info Sought on Poached Elk in New Mexico 01/29/10
The Department of Game and Fish is offering a reward for information leading to the conviction of a poacher who killed a bull elk and left it to rot in a field near Grants. [Comments?]
Colorado Wildlife Commission Finalizes 2010 Regulations 01/22/10
The Colorado Wildlife Commission finalized 2010 big game regulations at its regular meeting Jan. 11. The Commission approved a variety of changes, some providing expanded opportunities for hunters. [2 Comments]
Arizona's Elk and Antelope Regulations Book Available 01/20/10
The printed regulation booklet for Arizona's 2010 elk and pronghorn antelope hunting seasons are now in license dealer stores throughout the state. Hunters that are interested in a tag will need to submit an application through the lottery-draw process. [Comments?]
Utah Accepting Big Game Apps Starting Feb. 1st 01/18/10
If you enjoy hunting big game in Utah, a time you wait for all year is almost here. Starting Feb. 1, you can apply for a permit to hunt big game animals in 2010. [Comments?]
Wyoming Nonresident Hunter Apps Due Feb. 1st 01/18/10
With the coming of the New Year also comes the first application periods for the upcoming hunting seasons. The Game and Fish is now accepting applications for nonresident elk licenses and resident and nonresident spring turkey licenses for the 2010 hunting seasons. [Comments?]
Arizona Searching for Clues in 3 Poaching Incidents 01/06/10
The Arizona Game and Fish Department is looking for the public's help in gathering information about two recent wildlife poaching cases involving two elk and one mule deer. [Comments?]
16 Point Washington Whitetail I was hunting with my brother-in-law in unit #101 (Sherman unit, Washington) the late archery whitetail deer season. We had left my truck about half way from the top of the mountain. I was hunting back to my truck and using a grunt call and working down very slow.
