Staff report Albany – Legislation that would allow rifle use for big game in Steuben, Yates, Chemung and Chautauqua counties has resurfaced after not being approved last year. Bills have been introduced in both the Senate and Assembly to expand rifle use to those counties and comes after approval in 2005 to allow rifles in […]
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BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS The ice went out last weekend and there’s some crappie activity being reported. Look to Isle Bay and Wahkon Bay in less than eight feet. Many of the channels and boat harbors are holding crappies, as well. Small jigs and minnows are triggering the majority of the fish. Johnson’s Portside
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By Joe AlbertAssociate Editor St. Paul – A 15-member council created last fall to look at natural resource management in the state has finished its work, the result a 57-page report that outlines ‘bold, yet achievable’ recommendations for changing the way conservation is funded and delivered in the state. The Conservation Legacy Council, made up
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By Don LehmanContributing Writer Hancock, N.Y. – Two conservation groups are trading words over their beliefs that their proposals for water releases into the Delaware River’s branches are most appropriate for the river. The competing plans put forward by the Friends of the Delaware River (FUDR) and a group calling itself Conservation Coalition came weeks
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