By Joe AlbertAssociate Editor St. Paul – In the past, the commission that parcels out state lottery dollars has done so on a somewhat scattershot basis. It’s difficult to know what the most important projects are to complete, and there’s been little evaluation of completed projects, or a way to measure progress, according to John […]
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By Tim Spielman Associate Editor Washington – Field offices of the EPA and the Army Corps of Engineers recently were issued ‘joint guidance’ regarding interpretation of the federal Clean Water Act, specifically, what constitutes a wetland. While federal officials say the guidance will reduce confusion and protect wetlands, some environmental groups believe it will do
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Aug. 5: Seneca Lake NWTF Chapter, Banquet, Seneca Lake Duck Hunters Club, Dresden. For more info call Dale Lane, 315-536-8506. Aug. 17: Salmon River Strutters NWTF Chapter, Banquet, Arenas Eis House, Mexico. For more info call Bill Wilbur, 315-963-3368. Aug. 19: Summer Slam NWTF event, Hornell American Legion Post # 440. For more info call
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ALGOMA AREA Warm temperatures during the past week have made the fishing enjoyable throughout much of the county. Anglers fishing off the pier in Kewaunee reported that fishing has been slow. Casting spoons had limited success, but a few kings have been caught. Anglers fishing off the pier in Algoma reported that a few salmon
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for both smallies, ‘eyes By Steve PiattEditor Dunkirk, N.Y. – You can get a pretty good argument going these days between the smallmouth anglers and walleye fishermen on Lake Erie. Both fraternities can make pretty solid cases that their fishing is better on the big lake. It’s been that kind of spring and early summer
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Staff report Albany – New York’s 2007 spring turkey harvest may parallel the 2006 tally, despite DEC pre-season projections that it would be about 10 percent lower this year. DEC biologist Mike Schiavone said the final tally won’t be known until later this summer after turkey hunter surveys – sent out to about 12,000 hunters
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By Joe AlbertAssociate Editor Grand Rapids, Minn. – When ruffed grouse counts rose last spring, DNR researcher Mike Larson took care not to whip up a section of the hunting crowd that was in need of good news. But privately, he believed it marked the beginning of an increase in the bird’s 10-year population cycle.
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210,000 tags expected for spring of 2008 By Tim Eisele Correspondent Stevens Point, Wis. – State turkey hunters set a new harvest record this spring by registering 52,379 birds. The DNR announced a preliminary harvest of 51,306 earlier this month, but the new mark of 52,379 was released last week. Hunters shot 46,662 birds in
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