By Tim Spielman Associate Editor St. Paul — While some of the state’s deer hunters are pushing for a state outlay of money to fund a venison donation program, others would like hunters to pay an extra buck to make the program go, while at the same time presumably enhancing their public image. Either way, […]
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BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS East – Perch action picked up this week with jigging spoons and minnow heads doing most of the damage. The mud flats, Two Mile Reef, Three Mile Reef, and the Tundra all produced fish in 28 to 30 feet. Walleye reports have been less impressive with just a few fish
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By Greg Keefer Contributing Writer Columbus—There were 213 “Huskie Muskies” caught in 2006 as designated by the Ohio Huskie Muskie Club. Leesville Lake was again the top producer for the total number of muskies caught in one body of water with a total of 635. One of these fish measured over 50 inches. According to
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State treasurer wants closer look at state-owned properties Staff, Wire Reports Columbus — The newly elected Ohio treasurer says the state has a trove of underutilized and abandoned properties that it must examine. And among the top 10 are parts of three state wildlife areas. State Treasurer Richard Cordray said in early February that he
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By Deborah Weisberg Contributing Writer Pittsburgh — Although heavy snow threw a wet blanket on much of the state early this year, single digit temperatures made ice fishing a hot prospect in what is one of the latest seasons ever. It took a while, especially in areas that got socked with snow, although sub-zero wind
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Staff, Wire Reports Marion, Ohio — Five hunters pleaded no contest to more than 100 misdemeanor charges accusing them of participating in a poaching ring in central Ohio that illegally killed deer, turkeys, raccoons and a beaver. David Jones, Robert Freeman, Dustin Freeman, David McKinley, and Joshua Stone, all of Marion, were ordered Jan. 23
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SOUTHERN LOWER St. Joseph Area Ice fishing has been slow on Magician and VanAuken lakes. A few bluegills have been caught. Coyote hunting has been slow with lots of snow hampering success. B.J. Sports (269) 429-8271. Three Rivers Area Ice anglers are out in force around Three Rivers, but the bite has been slow. Coyote
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