Florida Fish and Wildilfe Contributor The deadline is fast approaching for the 2021 Art of Conservation™ Florida Fish Art Contest, hosted by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC). This contest…
Category: Outdoors
Time to go hunting! The 411 on time in the woods
John Willoughby reporter2@greenepublishing.com Throw on your camouflage, grab your hunting gear and let’s head to the woods. The 2020-2021 hunting season is already underway in North Florida’s Zone C and will soon…
Bay scallop season to close Sept. 25 in several areas
Florida Fishing and Wildlife Conservation Commission Contributor Recreational bay scallop season harvest will close on Friday, Sept. 25 in Gulf County through northwest Taylor County, and in Levy through Hernando counties. The…
Peavy fishes the dream
Ramsey Sullivan news@greenepublishing.com At just 23-years-old, Lane Peavy, a Madison resident and 2015 graduate of Madison County High School, has started his own business, The Native Chartering Co., to share his…
Tracking dream team: Brandon and Toyo
Ramsey Sullivan news@greenepublishing.com It’s every hunter’s nightmare to watch a big buck run off after shooting at it, then be unable to locate it. Not only is it a nightmare for…
Alligator mating season is here: Tips to stay safe and respect Florida’s largest reptile
Ashley Hunter: Greene Publishing, Inc. The warm climate, abundant wildlife and stunning waterfronts are just some of the reasons why Florida has lured millions of people to our coastal, beautiful state. But…
Scallop season opens this month
John Willoughby: Greene Publishing, Inc. In the peak of the summer, the waters of the Gulf of Mexico are entered by fishermen and enthusiasts during the annual scalloping season, set by the…
Fish without a license in June
Savannah Reams: Greene Publishing, Inc. Outdoorsmen across the nation will be celebrating National Fishing and Boating Week from Saturday, June 1, until Sunday, June 9. This week is a time designated to…
Regional Bay Scallop 2018 season approved
Story Submitted: myfwc.com At its February meeting near Tallahassee, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) approved regionally-specific bay scallop open season dates for 2018, including a change to the season…
Saving the Florida Scrub Jay
Story Submitted The Florida scrub-jay is in peril. Less than 10 percent remain as development pushes them out of the only place they can survive: dense scrub oak and saw palmettos packed…