Recycle Christmas Trees for Wildlife
It’s tall, evergreen, and mocking you. That’s right, the holiday season has ended just as quickly as it began, and the Christmas tree needs to come down. They’ve served us...
Tag: Christmas
Critters in Christmas Sweaters
by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division
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We aren’t the only ones taking out our (sometimes ugly) Christmas sweaters every year. Flightless Waterfowl Feathers don’t just allow waterfowl to fly – they provide insulation, flotation, camouflage, and...
10 Wildlife Themed Stocking Stuffers
by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division
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These gifts may be small, but they’re sure to bring big smiles on Christmas morning! 1. Hunting/Fishing License Licenses are, “The gift that keeps on giving…” The Wildlife Resources...
The Critters Who Stole Christmas
by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division
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You’ve heard of the Grinch who stole Christmas, but did you know critters could be thieves too? Below are the tales of these criminal creatures. Woodrats A shiny coin, a...
Caching in the Snow
by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division
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While you’re hiding away the Christmas presents, animals are stashing food for the winter! Many animals “cache,” or hide food for later, similar to how we stock our pantries with...
Dec
18
2013
North Georgia Fishing Report: Dec. 18, 2013
by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division
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Info Provided by: Jeff Durniak, GA DNR North Georgia Region Fisheries Supervisor and North Georgia Region Fisheries staff Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! It’s been a very good year. Thanks...
Jan
11
2012
Christmas Trees Create Bass Fishing Opportunities
by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division
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Did you ever think your old Christmas tree could help you catch more bass? Christmas trees can be used to improve near-shore fish habitats, which is why the Marietta Bassmasters installed...