12K views · 96 reactions | Meet Oklahoma’s largest fish, the alligator gar! It has thousands of teeth, is native to Oklahoma’s Red River Basin, eats other fish, spawns periodically, and is the focus of a partnership between the Wildlife Department and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. #fishing #fishinglife #Oklahoma | Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation (ODWC) | Facebook

25K views · 822 reactions | Every day since mid-January, our crews are baiting deer and elk at 13 different sites spread over a 50-mile span in the Gunnison Basin. The baiting operation is working well to keep animals off roadways, and deer and elk are moving across the landscape and finding natural sources of food. | Colorado Parks and Wildlife | Facebook

113 reactions · 46 shares | Our fisheries staff out of Walton and Gainesville took this video two evenings ago while stocking Lake Lanier with 208,000 walleye fingerlings grown at Walton Fish Hatchery. In addition, Lake Burton Hatchery staff harvested 106,000 walleye fingerlings and stocked them into lakes Tugalo, Rabun, Yonah and Seed in northeast Georgia. Other stockings of hybrid striped bass, walleye and trout continue this week. | Wildlife Resources Division - Georgia DNR | Facebook

8.6K views · 64 reactions | AGENTS IN ACTION: IN COMMUNITY --...

AGENTS IN ACTION: URBAN PATROL -- Ride along with Conservation Agent James Bolden and Protection Regional Supervisor Chris Morrow in the St. Louis area. From patrolling the Mississippi River for catfish anglers and checking fisherman at urban lakes or helping landowners attract more wildlife and hunters improve their skills, urban agents have a lot of variety in their jobs. They help with outdoor programs at shooting ranges, nature centers and in schools. Conservation agents in the urban setting