Norwich, N.Y. – Many New York deer hunters believe the state DEC needs to change its white-tailed deer management practices to improve the state’s deer herd, with more than a third of them favoring antler restrictions. That’s if you believe the results of an online survey administered by a central New York deer hunter, an […]
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Aitkin, Minn. – With ice still remaining on much of Lake Mille Lacs early this week, questions loomed about the potential for tribal harvest still occurring on the May 10 state walleye opener. Despite ice still covering much of the lake, all eight bands of Minnesota and Wisconsin Ojibwe with treaty privileges in the 1837
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May 5: Bayfield County WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Miller’s Deep Lake Lodge. For more info call Dan Bourassa, 715-373-8964. May 8: Blue Hills WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Elks Club. For more info call LeRoy Schultz, 715-762-4340. May 8: Sheboygan County Conservation Assoc. Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Lakeland College. For more info call Dave Kozicke, 920-207-4078. May
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Madison – Two minutes. That’s about all the time it took for Natural Resources Board members to decide that there will be no ATV trail in the Northern Highland-American Legion State Forest. After about two years of committee work, thousands of travel miles, and hundreds of hours of meeting time and testimony, the NRB listened
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Delhi, N.Y. – Hunters who turned out for a public meeting on antler restrictions in Delaware County recently showed strong support for the measure, but whether the county would be the next in New York to see a whitetail hunting rules change remains undetermined. One of the proponents of the Delaware County proposal said he
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While ice conditions remain good in the Eagle River area, some shorelines are opening up. Anglers should stay away from current areas, bridges, and docks. We may be breaking ice at the boat landings at the fishing opener (Sat., May 3, 2008). Stay tuned. In the meantime there’s some excellent ice fishing going on right
The walleye bite is still going strong. Limits of eaters are common, and there are some big fish being released, as well. Look for walleyes to be up in 2 to 5 feet of water. Shallow rocks and gravel will hold the most fish right now. A simple jig and minnow combination works best. There
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