Nebraska Game and Parks Commission to Consider Key Recommendations for 2026 Big Game Hunting Seasons

Lincoln, Nebraska – The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission will convene on April 17 at Chadron State Park to deliberate staff recommendations for the 2026 deer, antelope, and elk hunting seasons. This key meeting, starting at 8 a.m. Mountain time at the Group Lodge located at 15951 U.S. Hwy. 385 in Chadron, includes a public … Read more

Tennessee Poacher Convicted After Interstate Investigation Uncovers Elk and Deer Violations in Kentucky

Frankfort, Kentucky – The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources (KDFWR) Law Enforcement Division has wrapped up its part in a cross-state probe that led to the conviction of a Tennessee resident for multiple poaching offenses committed in Kentucky.[1][2] Game Warden Dylan Fields kicked off the investigation back in January 2025 after growing suspicious … Read more

Big Game Hunting Applications Open for Wyoming’s 2026-27 Season, Key Deadlines Loom

Cheyenne, Wyoming – The Wyoming Game and Fish Department announced that applications for big game hunting licenses for the 2026-27 season opened on January 2, providing opportunities for sportsmen and women to pursue elk, deer, pronghorn, moose, bighorn sheep, mountain goat, and spring turkey in Wyoming’s vast landscapes. While some initial deadlines have passed, several … Read more

Wyoming Game and Fish Department Reflects on 2025 Conservation Achievements

Cheyenne, Wyoming – The Wyoming Game and Fish Department has reflected on a year of remarkable progress in wildlife conservation and management during 2025, highlighting several standout achievements that bolstered the agency’s commitment to safeguarding the state’s diverse habitats and species. As the year drew to a close, department officials emphasized how these efforts not … Read more

First Official 400-class Elk Sets New State Record

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma – According to Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation, a monumental achievement in Oklahoma’s wildlife history has been recorded with the official measurement of a harvested elk exceeding 400 inches, establishing a new state record for nontypical elk. This landmark event highlights the growing success of elk restoration efforts in the state and … Read more

Idaho Expands Spring Elk Hunting Quotas in Panhandle

With the increasing population of elk in the Panhandle region, Idaho Fish and Game has announced a significant adjustment to its hunting regulations for the spring of 2025. They will increase the number of elk hunting permits by an additional 300, addressing both herd management needs and growing hunter interest in the area. The decision … Read more

Wyoming Launches Elk Migration Corridor Study

Over recent years, wildlife experts have recognized the importance of understanding elk migration patterns to ensure the protection of these majestic animals in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. As a response, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department (WGFD) has initiated a multi-year study aimed at mapping and safeguarding elk migration routes. This significant undertaking acknowledges the … Read more

Campfire Cookbook – Elk Meatballs with Campfire Gravy for Spring Hunting Camps

Campfire cooking can elevate your spring hunting experience, and nothing embodies this more than juicy elk meatballs smothered in rich, flavorful gravy. With just a few simple ingredients like ground elk, breadcrumbs, and beef broth, you can create a hearty meal that brings everyone together after a long day outdoors. You’ll appreciate how easily this … Read more