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Black Bears Emerging from Winter Dens in Search of Food; Marylanders Advised to Remove Backyard Bear Attractants

In portions of Maryland, black bears have vacated their dens and started exploring the areas around them. Homeowners who leave human-generated food sources out in the open – like birdseed, chicken feed, dog food, and even trash – may unintentionally draw bears to residential areas. The Maryland Department of Natural Resources advises residents and visitors to  Read the Rest…


Spring Turkey Season 2026 Opens with Junior Hunt April 11-12, Regular Season Beginning April 18

Maryland’s statewide spring wild turkey season opens this month, beginning with the Junior Turkey Hunt on April 11. The regular spring turkey season opens for all hunters on April 18 and runs through May 23.  The Maryland DNR Summer Wild Turkey Observation Survey documented above-average reproductive success during the summer of 2024 in most regions. As a result, hunters  Read the Rest…



Maryland Spring Turkey Hunters Harvest 4,851 Birds

Season total decreases 2% from last year but remains above 10-year average Maryland hunters harvested a total of 4,851 wild turkeys during the 2025 spring regular and junior turkey seasons. While this year’s harvest was slightly lower than the 2024 season total of 4,959, it remained well above the 10-year average of 4,350. 







Maryland’s Spring Turkey Season Set to Open

Junior Hunt begins April 13; regular season starts April 18 The Maryland Department of Natural Resources announces that the statewide spring wild turkey season will kick off April 13 with Junior Turkey Hunt Day. All hunters can hunt during the regular spring turkey season, which begins April 18 and continues through May 23.


Secretary’s Message – April 2022

Planting Seeds for Future Growth Recent cold weather aside, spring is in full swing, and this year is definitely one to celebrate. As flowers begin to bloom and birds begin to nest, we are pleased to return to many of our favorite warm-weather traditions — including burning socks and planting trees! In fact, I recently  Read the Rest…



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