A sharp decline in Wisconsin's largest remaining population of sharp-tailed grouse prompted Department of Natural Resources wildlife managers and an advisory committee to recommend no hunting season ...

The Department of Natural Resources announced July 15 there would be no sharp-tailed grouse hunting season in 2026 in ...

Although fall permits will not be issued this year, sharp-tailed grouse will retain their status as a game species, per state law. (Wisconsin DNR photo) MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of ...

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) today announced that the sharp-tailed grouse hunting season will be ...

The Open Gate: How Walk-In Hunting Programs Are Reshaping Access to America's Private Lands The "No Trespassing" sign is one ...

The Wisconsin DNR has closed the sharp-tailed grouse hunting season for 2026, citing survey data, while continuing habitat work to support long-term recovery.

State wildlife officials are crediting a mild winter for strong numbers during the North Dakota Game and Fish Department’s ...

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources’ latest ruffed grouse counts found Minnesota’s spring 2026 population declined ...

The North Dakota Game and Fish Department’s spring sharp-tailed grouse counts were a mixed bag this year, resulting in an ...

Young hunters again will have an opportunity to hunt deer with an adult in several state parks during application-only special youth deer hunts.

The wagering down/purses up trend continued in June as Equibase reported a 4.70 percent decline in total wagering on U.S. races for the month while available purse money increased by 2.74 percent. The ...