Saskatchewan trappers are cashing in on a hot new fur trend.

This year, the price of a coyote pelt is going for almost double what they were three years ago. The best pelts used to fetch $50. Now, trappers can get about $100.

It is difficult to tally coyote numbers beyond voluntary trapper surveys.

Here are the number of coyote or "prairie wolf" pelts in Saskatchewan from 2006-10:…

this is a video of a call recieved by a radio station about a women complaining about Deer Crossings. i thought it was pretty humorous and couldn't help but think and say to the wife, "i'm surprised no one in Newfoundland hasn't complained in this way about the moose, hahahaha.

http://www.break.com/index/move-a-deer-crossing-save-an-idiot-2379698

i recently had my camo coat stolen containing my smallgame/ duck licence, anyone know how to get another one? i dont have the info that the book says i need for the smallgame.

A woman on the "neck" in Victoria thought she had a backyard visit from a dog this morning, but it turned out to be a coyote. The resident says she was on her back deck, when she saw what she thought was a German shepherd on her lawn. On closer examination it turned out to be a grey coyote. The woman says the coyote stared her down for a few minutes, and then headed through the wooded area towards the Pentecostal church.

She believes the animal may have been attracted to the smell of…

A Corner Brook man is devastated about his cat's death following a brutal attack in his backyard by what may have been a coyote.

Edgar Burton from the Curling area said the attack happened Sunday morning around 8 a.m., when he let his cat Dusty outside.

Five minutes later, Burton heard a thumping sound, but couldn't see anything in his yard.

Another five minutes passed, and Burton said he heard a yapping sound, "like a dog barking."

"So I went to my back window…

The Provincial Government is looking for your input on the development of a five-year moose management plan for the island. Environment and Conservation has scheduled a series of public meetings starting October 15th at the Sheraton in St John's to discuss how the moose population is currently managed, solicit feedback on future management decisions, and get a better understanding of how the public views the resource. Sessions will also be…

Newfoundland & Labrador Waterfowlers has reached another milestone. We now sit at over 1500 members and we are still growing. In and of itself that is a great accomplishment.…

The Anti Hunting Movement

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