Outdoors

Game, Fish, and Parks, reports a strong year for pheasant harvesting numbers.

The Sioux Falls Japanese Garden at Terrace Park will welcome a renowned horticulturalist to complete the garden’s annual pruning.

Game, Fish, and Parks is reporting another successful hunting season.

Lawmakers grilled Game, Fish, and Parks over the decision to expand waterfowl hunting for nonresidents.

An SDSU researcher explains the changing ranges of two South Dakota animals. Pinyon jays may soon be listed as endangered, but otters are making a comeback.

State parks are for all to enjoy regardless of physical ability. In a recent Game, Fish, and Parks commission meeting, an outgoing regional supervisor provided an update on ‘Operation Mobility.’

A new Game Fish and Parks commissioner is suggesting raising prices on state-owned lodging options. Rentals offer affordable nightly pricing but are booked less than half of the year.

Step into the studio of Hans Stephenson, owner of Dakota Angler and Outfitter in Rapid City, and learn more about fly tying.

Hunting is a state passion that doubles as an economic driver.

The South Dakota Supreme Court upheld a state law that requires consent from a landowner to fish, hunt or trap on their land in the case the State of South Dakota v. Casey W. Fideler.