More from Dac Collins (Page 11)

There are hundreds of red wolves living in captive breeding facilities throughout the United States
Conservation

Feds Drop Proposed Rule, Recommit to Protections for North Carolina’s Red Wolves

By Dac Collins

Jeff Hubbard's giant Woodland Caribou
Big Game Hunting

Virginia Hunter Kills Giant Woodland Caribou in Newfoundland Backcountry

By Dac Collins

Grizzly bear populations are at an all-time high in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
Bear Hunting

New Monitoring Methods Reveal Record Number of Yellowstone Grizzlies

By Dac Collins

Wildlife-friendly crossings are part of the infrastructure bill that passed on Friday, Nov. 4
Climate & Environment

President Biden Will Sign His Infrastructure Bill Monday. Here’s Why Conservation Groups Are Excited About That

By Dac Collins

Alligator snapping turtles are currently being considered for threatened status by the federal government
Conservation

Alligator Snapping Turtle Could Become Federally Protected

By Dac Collins

Brook trout are native to the eastern seaboard and midwest, but they have been widely introduced throughout the American West
Fishing

Idaho Hatches Plan to Help Native Trout by Introducing “Super-Male” Brook Trout

By Dac Collins

USCG Jayhawk helicopter takes part in training exercise near Juneau.
Hunting

7 Hunters Rescued After Being Stranded for a Week on Alaska’s Yukon River

By Dac Collins

The oldest Gulick daughter shot the 15-point buck that evening
Big Game Hunting

Missouri Sisters Each Shoot a Buck from the Same Stand, on the Same Day

By Dac Collins

Every year, millions of sockeye return to the headwaters of Bristol Bay, the proposed site of an open-pit gold and copper mine known as the Pebble Mine
Conservation

Trout Unlimited Lawsuit Is a Win for Salmon, Deals Another Blow to Pebble Mine

By Dac Collins

The wild encounter involved two bowhunters, three wolverines, and an apparent mule deer suicide.
Big Game Hunting

Washington Deer Hunter Shoots a Buck, Then Three Wolverines Chase It Off a Cliff

By Dac Collins

The dead pronghorn was just one of the animals killed by the trio of out-of-state poachers
Conservation

Missouri Men Get Jail Time, Fines, and Hunting Bans After Idaho Poaching Spree

By Dac Collins

Populations of wild Eastern turkeys have continued to decline in the southeastern United States
Hunting

Researchers Are Putting 90 Microphones Across Alabama to Study Turkey Declines

By Dac Collins

As with most endangered species, the federal management of Mexican gray wolves is a controversial topic
Conservation

Feds Propose Changes to Mexican Gray Wolf Management Plan

By Dac Collins

The prehistoric shark tooth was found by the captain and experienced aquatic fossil hunter on Oct. 15
Fishing

Fossil Hunter Finds Giant Prehistoric Shark Tooth While Diving in Florida

By Dac Collins

The troopers used a taxidermied deer placed on the side of the road after legal hunting hours to lure the poachers in.
Big Game Hunting

Deer Dummies, Text Messages, and Good Samaritans Help Nab Poachers in Oregon

By Dac Collins

A new study shows that females could be losing their tusks as an evolutionary response to poaching
Conservation

Tuskless Elephants Are Evolving at a Rapid Pace Thanks to Ivory Poachers

By Dac Collins

The tongue-eating parasite is one of creepiest creatures living in Texas waterways
Animal Attacks

Tongue- and Brain-Eating Parasites Top the List of Creepy Creatures Living in Texas Waterways

By Dac Collins

Texas and other coastal states are enacting temporary closures to the flounder fishing season in response to declining populations throughout the flounder's native range.
Fishing

Texas Is the Latest State to Suspend Flounder Season as Populations Plummet

By Dac Collins