The Indiana Department of Natural Resources intends to boost the state’s bobcat trapping quota and allow hunters to use weapons to kill the animals and counter Indiana’s growing bobcat population.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Nick Erny spends an hour or two each day with his 12-year-old son, walking through the Dubois County woods and checking on a dozen ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Bobcat trapping season will go into effect this autumn after the controversial measure passed its final hurdle as the Indiana Natural Resource Commission signed off on allowing ...

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) — On Tuesday, the Indiana Natural Resources Committee (NRC) voted to approve a proposal that sets parameters for a bobcat trapping season in Indiana. The approval took place ...

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources voted to approve a bobcat trapping season in the southern part of the state. The decision has been met with criticism from wildlife advocates who argue that ...

The state's natural resource managers will hold a public hearing Thursday in southern Indiana on the upcoming bobcat trapping set to start next year despite concerns from many Hoosiers. The Natural ...

Hoosier trappers are a step closer to adding bobcats to their potential targets after the the final public hearing last week on the controversial plan approved by state lawmakers. The Natural ...

Bobcat hunters can set traps this winter in five local Indiana counties. Indiana’s Natural Resources Commission has approved a bobcat trapping season in 40 southern Indiana counties, including ...

About a dozen people gathered Thursday at the Johnson County Fairgrounds in Franklin to ask the Indiana Natural Resources Commission to set a regulated trapping of bobcats quota to zero and to allow ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Indiana Department of Natural Resources is proposing to boost the state's bobcat hunting and trapping quota to 400 bobcats ...

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources intends to boost the state’s bobcat trapping quota and allow hunters to use weapons to kill the animals and counter Indiana’s growing bobcat population. A ...