SOUTHERN LOWER St. Joseph Area Browns and cohos are hitting along the shores of Lake Michigan. Pier anglers report a good bite, too. Steelhead fishing has been slow on the St. Joseph River as the spawning run winds down. There are lots of turkeys in the area. B.J. Sports (269) 429-8271. Fishing Hole (269) 982-3474. […]
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By Jeff Mulhollem Editor Altoona, Pa. – The genie might be out of the bottle. That’s the way a federal official who headed up a $60,000 investigation into Pennsylvania’s wild hog population over the winter described the state’s chances of eliminating feral pigs. “If things continue the way they have been, wild hogs are going
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By Jeffrey L. Frischkorn Contributing Writer Columbus – The DNR Division of Wildlife is in the market for a new, efficient Web-based licensing system. The present model is 10 years old, held together with software bailing wire and hardware duct tape. The agency hopes to fully implement an updated licensing system by 2009. ‘We’ve started
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By Ad Crable Contributing Writer Lancaster, Pa. – Against the backdrop of a huge public outcry, the Pennsylvania Game Commission said it will bend the rules and not kill a piebald deer a 90-year-old woman had nursed back to health. Irene Brown, of southern Lancaster County, nursed the doe back to health after a neighbor
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By Jeffrey L. FrischkornContributing Writer Athens, Ohio – If wildlife biologists’ predictions come true, then thousands of Ohioans will walk out of the woods this spring with their Thanksgiving Day dinners slung over their shoulders. Last year, Ohio’s wild turkey hunters shot 20,023 birds with 15 percent of the hunters killing two turkeys, according to
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By Bob Frye Capital Correspondent Harrisburg – How will the Game Commission know when it’s time to ease up on the state’s deer herd? That question has been asked time and again over the last half dozen years, as the agency has blown up old hunting traditions and replaced them with radically new ones, such
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Another deputy director named interim wildlife chief By Mike MooreEditor Columbus – An influential leader of the U.S. Sportsman’s Alliance was among three deputy directors named by DNR Director Sean Logan. Anthony J. Celebrezze III was previously the director of state services for the Columbus-based hunters’ rights advocacy group. He was tapped by Logan along
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By Bill Parker Editor Lansing – Anglers’ 2006 fishing licenses expired on March 31, and anglers across the state have been out in force purchasing their 2007 licenses – without a controversial proposed fee increase attached. The state Legislature establishes license fees for the DNR. State officials say they’ve found sponsors in both the state
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