Webcast highlights the importance of leaving baby wildlife alone

Ruinous 'rescues': Whitetail fawns are supposed to be alone

Help out baby deer by not helping them.

Webcast highlights the importance of leaving baby wildlife alone

As it does every year about this time, the North Dakota Game and Fish Department reminds well-intentioned people to leave baby wildlife alone. “One of the things we remind people is it’s illegal to have wildlife in your possession,” says Patrick Isakson, conservation supervisor for the North Dakota Game and Fish Department. Learn more about the importance of leaving baby wildlife alone in this week’s “North Dakota Outdoors” webcast. ]]>

If a fawn or elk calf are found while hiking leave them alone, DWR says

LOGAN - The Utah Department of Wildlife Services is encouraging hikers and campers in the Cache Valley area or in other places across Utah and Idaho, to watch out for

Tis the Season – Leave Young Wildlife Alone

Below is a news release from the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources. Though the focus here is Utah, the same holds true for newborn wildlife [...]