October 18, 2007
Cindy Rosin, Ad Production Associate
Cindy has been a part of Outdoor News since April of 2003 and she does ad layout and creates reader shot pages just to name a few of her talents.
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Early bear take triples in Adirondack range
Staff report Ray Brook, N.Y. – New York’s Adirondack range early bear season harvest may triple last year’s take, based on preliminary reports from successful hunters. DEC wildlife biologist Ed Reed said that, as of Oct. 2, about 190 bruins had been harvested. And with a full 10 days left in the early season, the
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Senate vote pending on Frank appointment
By Tim Eisele Correspondent Madison – New DNR secretary Matt Frank went before the Senate Committee on Environment and Natural Resources on Oct. 9 and encountered a few tough questions during his appointment hearing. Gov. Jim Doyle named Frank in July to replace Scott Hassett as secretary on Sept. 1. Frank must be confirmed by
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Shorter Southern Zone archery season in 2008
Staff report Albany – Bowhunters cried foul three years ago when a move to a Saturday opener for the regular Southern Zone deer season eliminated their final weekend of archery season – a prime time for buck movement. Now, many members of the bowhunting fraternity are looking ahead to the 2008 season, which will be
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Take a kid hunting – it’s a lot of fun
The official U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service stats might be telling us that overall hunter, trapper, and angler numbers are declining, but I know one thing – those numbers will never hit zero. Well, at least for another 60 years or so. I know one kid who’s going to buy hunting and fishing licenses until
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Rob Drieslein, Managing Editor
In 1997 Rob came to Outdoor News from another outdoor publication. As editor, he writes news, his weekly column, and features. Rob also assigns topics to staff writers. You can catch his weekly radio show on KFAN AM1130 on Saturday mornings from 6am-8am.
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Joe Albert, Associate Editor
Joe is responsible for writing news and features, editing articles and proofing the paper prior to going to print.
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