Leier: The Changing Patterns of Fish and Wildlife

Doug Leier: The changing patterns of fish and wildlife

Whether you go by the calendar or conditions on the ground, winter in North Dakota is always a season of transition. Officially, the books say it starts Dec. 21 and wraps up March 21. For me, winter started with a true cold and snow snap just before Thanksgiving. For some, it didn't truly feel like winter until those late February storms rolled in. That late-season blanket of white has a way of quickly erasing memories of those unseasonably warm…

Leier: The changing patterns of fish and wildlife

Whether you go by the calendar or conditions on the ground, winter in North Dakota is always a season of transition. Officially, the books say it starts Dec. 21 and wraps up March 21. For me, winter started with a true cold and snow snap just before Thanksgiving. For some, it didn’t truly feel like winter until those late February storms rolled in. That late-season blanket of white has a way of quickly erasing memories of those unseasonably warm…

Fish And Game Holding Hearing In St. Johnsbury To Consider Moose, Deer Management

St. Johnsbury is the regional location for a Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department hearing on deer and moose management. It begins at 6 p.m. on March 18 and will be held in Fuller Hall on the St. Johnsbury Academy campus.