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Missouri’s First Elk Hunt Announced!
The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) announced the first Missouri elk hunt in modern history.
Iditarod Teams Plowing Through The Snowy Alaskan Wilderness
The Iditarod is underway at the moment. Starting March 9, mushers and dogs have been tackling the wilderness and snow on their way to get to Nome, Alaska first.
MDC Warns Missourians to be Bear Aware
Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) warns the public to be bear aware in the spring and just year-round.
Mark Twain Forest Allows Feral Hog Hunting With Unfilled Deer or Turkey Permits
This month Missouri continued moving forward in their fight in eliminating feral hogs from the state.
Missouri Deer Season is Coming Up, Here’s What you Need to Know
Missouri is beginning to experience fall weather and with that, one starts thinking about deer hunting.
Stay Aware of Bears in Missouri this Summer
Warm summer months means that nature is at its full strength- everything from animals to plants are out getting some sunshine.
Unauthorized Bear Sign on AA Highway Causes Confusion
Alton, Missouri has a “Bear in the Area” sign posted on Highway AA near the Mark Twain Forest Preserve.Â
“Bear in Area” Sign Spotted On AA Highway Out of Alton
On Highway AA, which is north of Alton, MO off State Route 19 a “Bear in the Area” sign was installed.
Answered: What is This Butterfly and Why is it at the River
While visiting the Scenic Eleven Point river, you might find a butterfly or two, large, blue butterflies.
Poacher Sentenced to Watch ‘Bambi’ During his Time in Jail
On December 13th a Missouri man has been sentenced to a year in jail for involvement in an illegal deer poaching ring.
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke Stepping Down Amid Investigation
Secretary of the Interior, Ryan Zinke, has recently notified the White House that he intends to step down.