the number of bears harvested in Massachusetts over the past nearly 2 decades. Massachusetts 2018 Preliminary black bear harvest report from the mass gov its safe to say are state don’t hold many bear hunters or maybe its are bear regulations making it nearly impossible to harvest mass gov bear stats:
For more than 50 years, MassWildlife’s Freshwater Sportfishing Awards Program has recognized anglers who catch exceptional freshwater fish across Massachusetts.
WESTBOROUGH — The Division of Fisheries and Wildlife (MassWildlife) has a long tradition of welcoming dogs on its Wildlife Management Areas (WMA). Dogs are still welcome, but dog handlers must comply with new leash and waste disposal regulations. The new regulations,which take effect on all WMAs on January 11, 2019, require the following:
SOUTH CAROLINA – A South Carolina lawmaker is looking to put a bounty on coyotes with the introduction of a new bill. The Post and Courier reported State Senator Stephen Goldfinch’s new bill would pay hunters $75 for each coyote they kill.
Penalties for noncriminal fishing violations will run as high as $400.
When Peter Coughlin was in his sophomore year at James Madison University in northern Virginia, he was besieged by a strange and unsettling illness. At random times throughout the night, Coughlin would wake up with hives, full body chills, and raging fevers. These episodes always ended up with him in the bathroom, throwing up until his stomach was empty.
RUTLAND, Mass. – A Rutland man believes an “old technique” from his wrestling days in high school and a knife allowed him to turn the tables on a coyote in his backyard. It happened on Wednesday night around 8:30 p.m. on Glenwood Road. Brian Hutchins had just ventured out his back door to corral his chickens into their coop. This time, however, he had woken up from a nap and had to take care of his chickens in the dark. The...
It’s springtime in Massachusetts, meaning black bears are now active and searching for food. Help keep bears wild by removing bird feeders and securing garbage. Mass.gov/bears
ORLEANS, Mass. — It looks like the late 1800s in a part of Massachusetts as a result of the string of nor’easters impacting the region. The Orleans Police Department said one of the most interesting things that came about from the past storms has been the exposure of horse and carriage tracks. Photos posted on Facebook show the etching of the tracks just south of the main beach area. “As near as we can tell, these are from the late 1800s...