Harrisburg — A black bear killed by a Pennsylvania hunter last November ties for the record of largest ever taken legally in the world, according to preliminary measurements announced by the Pennsylvania Game Commission. If the score is corroborated by a panel of judges during the Boone & Crockett Club’s next awards program, in 2007, […]
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By Dale Wetzel Associated Press Grand Forks, N.D. (AP) – North Dakota cannot extend preferential duck hunting rights to resident landowners while denying the same benefits to property owners who live outside the state, a Minnesota assistant attorney general says. Attempting to revive a Minnesota lawsuit against an assortment of North Dakota hunting laws, Ann
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By Jared Meighen Contributing Writer Cambridge, Ohio — Repairs to the dam at Salt Fork Lake in southeast Ohio are coming to an end, just in time for spring fishing season. “Currently, we’re wrapping everything up,” said Mia Kannik, a project engineer with the Dam Safety Engineering Program. “Right now we’re putting the final touches
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By Steve Griffin Field Editor Lansing — The state Natural Resources Commission will continue to re-examine, and perhaps reauthorize, current Quality Deer Management areas throughout Michigan, but it appears unlikely any new ones will be established for a while. The commission, which oversees policies and programs of the DNR, will hear results of surveys of
QDM likely to stay status quo in state Read More »
By Joe Albert Staff Writer St. Paul – With the first legislative deadlines come and gone, four main conservation issues remain in play, as do a variety of smaller topics. The Clean Water Legacy Act continues to make headway in the House and Senate, as do plans to dedicate funding to natural resources and reform
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By Marty Kovarik Correspondent Marquette, Mich. — Michigan’s northern deer herd has so far dodged a bullet with average to below-average winter severity throughout deer range, according to biologists. After a rough start to winter in November, temperatures and snowfall mellowed during mid- and late-winter with the warmest January on record. As of mid-March, all
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By Bill Parker Editor Lansing — If you hunt turkeys in Michigan, you have plenty to cluck about: The spring season opens in a little over two weeks, thousands of square miles of land are open to turkey hunting, and the flock is in good shape following a relatively mild winter. “I think the birds
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By Mike Moore Editor Oak Harbor, Ohio — Ohio natural resource officials should have a plan for cormorant control on Lake Erie and other parts of the state sometime in April. And at least one or more types of lethal control likely will be in the mix to reduce the birds’ population at West Sister,
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