Deadline to apply for spring 2007 hunt is Dec. 1 By Joe Albert Staff Writer Elba, Minn. — At the halfway point of the state’s fall wild turkey season, things are on par with last year. Hunters during the first season – held Oct. 18-22 – this year killed 355 turkeys. Harvest for the first […]
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By Tim Spielman Associate Editor Pipestone, Minn. — Eric Peterson, a farmer in the southwestern corner of Minnesota, said he wants to provide habitat for the wildlife of the prairie, mostly via the federal Conservation Reserve Program, but that federal officials charged with administering the program are making it tough for him to do so.
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By Bob Frye Capital Correspondent Harrisburg — It may seem kind of bizarre to some anglers, but there is a legal battle in progress over a new state record for carp that is a first in Pennsylvania. Or more precisely, a fight over the rejection of a new carp record. Denny Russian, of New Alexandria
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SOUTHEASTERN LOWER Lake St. Clair Windy weather has hampered access to Lake St. Clair. When the weather cooperates, anglers have been catching perch on minnows fished in front of the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club. A good number of yellowbellies also are being caught behind the St. Clair Light on the Canadian side of the lake.
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By Bill Parker Editor Lansing — With the Nov. 7 election just days away, Citizens for Wildlife Conservation is revving up its engine for a race down the home stretch in the battle to get Proposal 3 passed. If approved by state voters, Proposal 3, also known as the dove proposal, would allow the DNR
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Huron creels more diverse than in past By Marty Kovarik Correspondent Manistee, Mich. — Lake Michigan anglers targeting chinook salmon may have just been treated to the best king season on record. Not only were the numbers phenomenal, said Jim Dexter, DNR Lake Michigan basin coordinator, but the size and health of the fish was
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By Mark Nale Northcentral Correspondent State College, Pa. — Just a month ago, Lock Haven angler George Daniel Jr. was catching trout in the World Fly-Fishing Championships in Portugal. Now he is off to Fresno, Calif., for another trial – one that qualifies anglers for the 2007 World Championships. In November, he and another U.S.
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