By Bill Parker Editor Gladwin, Mich — Competitive hunting is coming to the Lost Arrow Deer Ranch in Gladwin. Real estate executive David Farbman told Michigan Outdoor News that he is fulfilling a dream by launching the first competitive hunting tour this fall at the high-fence deer ranch. “It’s been a lifelong dream to build […]
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June 25: Wheelin Sportsmen NWTF Sporting Clays. Registration 8:30 a.m., The Shooting Academy. For more info call, 724-283-5708. June 25: NWTF Benefit Sporting Clays Shoot, Shooting Academy, Nemacolin Woodlands Resort & Spa. For more info call Carl Mowry, 724-283-5708. July 2, Aug. 6, Sept. 10: West Caln Sportsman’s Club 3D Shoots, Wagontown, Pa. Register 8-1
By Joe Albert Staff Writer Grand Rapids, Minn. — After a protracted wait, there’s finally good news for grouse hunters in the state. The ruffed grouse population cycle may be on its way up. For the past four years, drumming counts – used to create an index of the population – were at the low
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By Frank Hinchey Contributing Writer Columbus — If a new bill is approved by state lawmakers, this could be the last season for commercial fishing on Lake Erie. Newly introduced legislation in the Ohio General Assembly calls for a $4 million buyout of Ohio’s 18 commercial fishing licenses before the 2007 season. “The continued abuse
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By Bill Parker Editor Gladwin, Mich — Competitive hunting is coming to the Lost Arrow Deer Ranch in Gladwin. Real estate executive David Farbman told Michigan Outdoor News that he is fulfilling a dream by launching the first competitive hunting tour this fall at the high-fence deer ranch. “It’s been a lifelong dream to build
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By Bob Hecker Contributing Writer Columbus — The 2007 federal budget will likely include another $500,000 for an Ohio State University study of an oxygen-depleted “dead zone” in the Gulf of Mexico. OSU scientists familiar with the project say the research could also be applied to resolving the problem of the well-known “dead zone” in
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By Tim Spielman Associate Editor Washington — As United States leaders look for ways to reduce the country’s dependence on foreign energy sources, wildlife and habitat may be unlikely victims, conservation groups fear. That’s why a collection of 22 fish and wildlife groups and agencies have asked Congress for a voice in discussions regarding the
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