By Tracy Breen Correspondent Gaylord, Mich. — For many years, people throughout the northern Lower Peninsula have speculated that there are timber wolves south of the bridge. Some believe they came across the ice from the Upper Peninsula when the Straits of Mackinac froze over. The DNR maintained that there probably were no wolves in […]
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By P.J. Reilly Southeast Correspondent Lancaster, Pa. — Smallmouth bass, walleyes, perch, and other fish that live in the lower Susquehanna River soon will breathe a little easier. PPL Corp. on March 27 announced it will spend about $125 million for new cooling towers at its Brunner Island Steam Electric Station in York County in
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By Jeff MulhollemEditor Wilkes-Barre, Pa. — Everyone who cares knows Pennsylvania game commissioners will be grappling with deer issues at their meeting April 17-18. With an evenly divided board and so many angry hunters, it’s a good bet whitetail management will dominate the quarterly session. But now it appears deer have even stuck their trouble-making
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By Bill Parker Editor Luna Pier, Mich. — Walleye anglers are gearing up for what is expected to be a banner season in the western basin of Lake Erie. “It looks like we’ll have a typical season like we used to have,” said Kurt Newman, the DNR’s Lake Erie basin coordinator. “(Anglers) should catch some
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With walleye and sauger out of season, and early season trout stocked program lakes closed until opening day, anglers had limited fishing opportunities, though delayed-harvest and other special regulations sections of streams were fishing well, despite low, clear conditions, in many parts of the state. Trout stockings are listed at www.fish.state.pa.us. NORTHWEST REGION Erie —
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By Joe Albert Staff Writer St. Paul – Tuesday marked the third and final deadline at the Legislature, and most bills conservationists and sportsmen had been watching still were in play. Dedicated funding passed the Senate last week, and passed out of another committee in the House moments before this issue of Outdoor News went
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By Bill Parker Editor Lansing — A petition, signed by more than 6,000 disgruntled deer hunters, was to be presented to the state Natural Resources Commission at its monthly meeting last week in Lansing. “What we hope to accomplish is to show the NRC the level of discontent among hunters,” said state Rep. Joel Sheltrown,
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April 15: Kaleva WTU Chapter Cabin Fever Night, 5 p.m., Kaleva Tavern. For more info call Andy Robak, 231-362-2622. April 21: White River I WTU Chapter Banquet, 5:30 p.m., American Legion 411. For more info call Don Shafer, 231-893-2463. April 21: RMEF Big Game Banquet, Holiday Inn, Muskegon. For more info call Dan Grice, 616-863-8720.
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