Brilliant fall colors are not only found in trees, but also in streams and the Manchester Fish Hatchery. These underwater splashes of color are signs that trout spawning season is in full swing.

Treasure Valley residents, it's official: You can go ahead and dust off your steelhead fishing gear. Fish are coming to the Boise River on Friday, Nov. 21. The fish will be released in equal numbers at these five stocking locations.

The National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP®) announces its participation in the 2026 SHOT Show, taking place January 20–23, 2026 in Las Vegas, Nevada. NASP® representatives will be on-site to meet with partners, sponsors, and industry leaders, sharing updates about the program's continued growth.

On the weekend of November 8-9, person(s) entered private property on the west-side of Salmon River near Slate Creek without permission in order to kill a mature mule deer. Only the head, cape, and back straps were retrieved leaving the majority of the animal to waste.

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks game wardens are seeking information on a mule deer doe that was shot and left to waste on state land southwest of Augusta. Hunters found the doe on the afternoon of Sunday Nov. 16 in a field west of the Elk Creek Road. T

Alabama's Black Belt has earned a reputation as one of America's premiere deer hunting destinations, and the Alabama Black Belt Adventures Association (ALBBAA) wants to showcase your best buck again this year.

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is preparing to open the entry period for its 2027 Conservation Stamp Art Contest. The annual competition selects a winner whose artwork will be featured on the state's annual conservation stamp. The featured species for the 2027 contest is the Arctic grayling.

The Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD) is asking hunters to continue doing their part to help keep Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) at bay. All successful deer and elk hunters are encouraged to bring the head of their harvested animal — especially bucks and bulls — to any department office statewide between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.

Winter paddling can provide solitude, exercise and an opportunity to see amazing winter beauty. The Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) recommends that paddlers be prepared to paddle in cold weather.

As the temperatures begin to drop and the midseason winds pick up, insulation and water resistance become priorities for the passionate deer hunter. Be ready with a system of Hunt Monkey gear for your hands, head and feet that's as adaptable as you are.