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Sportsmen Since 1968

June 5, 2008

Shooting Sports

July 20, Aug. 9: North Macomb Sportsmen’Äôs Club, 8 a.m., at the club. For more info call John Oldani, 810-523-5014. July 18-20:’ÄàWhite River Muzzleloaders, Shoot. For more info call Skip Sisson, 231-861-5265. Sept. 13-14:’ÄàNorth Macomb Sportsmen’Äôs Club, MUCC State Shoot, 8 a.m., at the Club. For more info call John Oldani, 586-781-8229. Frankenmuth Conservation Club, […]

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Goose complaints likely increasing

Glenwood, Minn. ’Äî High crop prices and a late start to planting are expected to lead to increased goose depredation complaints this year. In some places, complaints had been on the decline for the last several years, but they’Äôre more common this year. Other areas have seen steady numbers of depredation complaints. ’ÄúWe’Äôre probably going

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Eastern Upper

Pickford Area Pike fishing has been good in Lake Huron, with anglers reporting fish at Cedarville, Hessel, and Muskie Bay. Spoons and spinnerbaits fished in the shallows have been producing good results. Perch fishing has slowed, but smallmouth bass fishing is heating up. Wilderness Treasures, (906) 647-4002. Drummond Island Area Pike fishing has been very

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Plum Creek to increase the planting of trees

Marquette, Mich. ’Äî Plum Creek Timber Company has announced it will increase its annual tree planting this spring to approximately 1 million trees. The plantings coincide with regeneration in Plum Creek’Äôs effort to sustain Michigan’Äôs forests for future generations. ’ÄúThis is a big undertaking since the 1 million red pine seedlings are planted by hand,

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USDA to allow opening CRP to haying, grazing

Washington ’Äî The U.S. Department of Agriculture late last month announced that more than 24 million acres enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program will be eligible for haying and grazing this year, following the ’Äúprimary nesting season.’Äù For Minnesota, that means more than 960,000 acres of the 1.7 million enrolled in CRP will be eligible

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