By Mike Moore Editor Columbus — The winds of change continue to swirl within the DNR Division of Wildlife. And, this time, the direction is straight from the top. Following last fall’s retirement of the division’s law enforcement and fisheries administrators as well as a host of other personnel, Wildlife Chief Steve Gray said he […]
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By Jeff Mulhollem Editor Harrisburg — The U.S. House of Representatives made history this month by electing a woman leader. The Pennsylvania Game Commission has a similar opportunity at its meeting Jan. 23. A year after losing a protracted, contentious election for commission president, Commissioner Roxane Palone, of Greene County, again seems to be in
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By Yvonne Swager Correspondent Frankfort, Mich. — New technology is speeding up the analysis of and promoting an increase in the lake trout status in Lake Michigan. The recent discovery of lake trout fry by a remotely operated vehicle (ROV) on the midlake reef complex is encouraging to those working to restore the species, nearly
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By Jeff Mulhollem Editor Harrisburg — Given the level of deer-hunter dissatisfaction in parts of this state, you would expect the public comment period before the Jan. 21-23 Pennsylvania Game Commission meeting to be a real barnburner. You might be surprised. “I’m really not expecting a huge turnout for this meeting,” said commission President Tom
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By Steve Griffin Field Editor Lansing — How often do new regulations make life simpler for those regulated? That’s the goal of new rules regarding fishing tournaments conducted on DNR-managed boating access sites. While the fees charged for tournament permits have risen (the bad news, perhaps), they’ll be charged at fewer sites. Previously, every tournament
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By Mike Wilson Contributing Writer Hunters and anglers have a lot to choose from if they want to sample the outdoor recreational activities in states bordering Ohio. According to Doris Pringle, licensing chief for the state of West Virginia, fully half of all license sales in the Mountain State last year went to non-residents. “We
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