2023 West Virginia Wildlife Calendar now available to purchase

SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.VA. — The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources today announced that the 2023 West Virginia Wildlife Calendar is now available to purchase online at WVstateparks.com.

“If you’re a hunter, angler or outdoor enthusiast, our award-winning wildlife calendar is simply the best calendar you can buy — no question about it,” said WVDNR Director Brett McMillion. “We are so proud of this year’s calendar and can’t wait for folks to get their hands on a copy. Last year’s calendar sold out, so we’re encouraging everyone to buy a copy while supplies last.”

In addition to being a helpful resource for hunters, anglers and outdoor enthusiasts, the West Virginia Wildlife Calendar makes a great gift. The popular calendar features beautiful paintings of state animals, important hunting and fishing dates, peak wildlife activity times and articles that will help people get the most out of their outdoor adventures in 2023.

The fastest way to purchase a calendar is to order online. Visit WVstateparks.com, click “Merchandise” at the top of the page and follow the onscreen prompts. Calendars also may be purchased at state park gift shops and select retail outlets around the state. To order a calendar by mail, visit wvdnr.gov/wildlife-calendar, download and complete the online order form and mail it to the address listed on the form.

Sales of the calendar have helped fund WVDNR Wildlife Resources Section programs for more than 30 years. It has won either gold, silver or bronze national calendar awards in the categories of “Most Informative,” “Most Educational” or “Best Subject” for more than 10 years.

Bulk orders of the wildlife calendar are available while supplies last. Those interested in placing a bulk order should call 304-637-0245 or send an email to Sanya.D.Zickefoose@wv.gov.

Local Businesses

Recent Stories

Upshur County Board of Education Agenda: February 3, 2026

See the full agenda for the Upshur County Board of Education meeting scheduled for February 3, 2026, including the items and topics set for discussion and action. Stay informed on what’s coming before the Board.

Katheleen R. Eskew

Katheleen R. “Kathy” Eskew, 74, of French Creek, died unexpectedly Thursday, January 29, 2026, at J.W. Ruby Memorial Hospital in Morgantown. A retired St. Joseph’s Hospital unit secretary and caregiver, she is survived by her husband Carl and family.

Wesley Ed Howard

Wesley Ed Howard, 93, died January 30, 2026, at home in Hinkleville, where he’d lived since childhood. A sharp-witted family man and outdoorsman, he served in Korea, earned a WVU degree, and built Buckhannon’s Southern States through his famous “buy, sell, or trade” style.