Nov. 14:_Canada goose season closes (East Central Zone) Nov. 14:_Turkey season closes (much of Southern Zone) Nov. 14: Pheasant season closes (portions of central and western New York) Nov. 14:_Southern Zone archery deer season closes Nov. 14:_Archery black bear season closes (Allegany Range, Catskill_Range) Nov. 15:_Southern Zone firearms deer season opens Nov. 15:_Black bear season […]
In Manitowoc, anglers had a fair week of fishing with most of the fishing activity concentrated around the marina and the north pier stub. Most anglers were casting spinners and spoons or using spawn sacs. Anglers were landing a mix of chinooks, rainbows, and browns, but fishing was on the slow side. A few boat
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Bemidji, Minn. – Fewer bluebills died as a result of eating an invasive snail – and thus ingesting a deadly intestinal parasite – than last year while staging on Lake Winnibigoshish. That’s the good news. The bad is that dead ducks also were found on nearby Bowstring Lake, leading to concerns about the spread of
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As fall has progressed, fish have been moving and holding out deeper in the rivers, lakes, and reservoirs. Try hard-bottomed areas near structure or current breaks. Live bait has been working well lately, with jigs and minnows accounting for splendid mixed bags of smallmouth bass, walleyes, white bass, and crappies. Try casting jigs along the
Springfield – Brent Manning, the popular former DNR director, summed up the planned Nov. 30 closing of 11 state parks with two words. “Giant mistake,” Manning, currently director of the Forest Preserve District of DuPage County, said during an appearance at Starved Rock State Park. “In closing state parks – any state park – many
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Bacchus had a lot to learn. The year-old chocolate Lab loved to fetch tennis balls, but his experience with feathered creatures was limited – and dubious at that. “Well, he likes chickens,” my friend Brian Sherburne of Hovland told me after Bacchus had a romp in a neighbor’s hen yard. Actually, I wasn’t too concerned
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Ralph Loos Illinois Editor I have a story to tell – it concerns a fox and involves a mink. You get the pleasure of hearing it – or in this case reading it – because Illinois Outdoor News is launching an adult outdoors writing contest in wake of the popular kid’s outdoor writing contest. Specific
Bill Parker Michigan Editor DEER_STORIES. Everyone has one, or two, or a couple dozen. Maybe more. Well, we want to hear them. Last year, we ran the inaugural Michigan Outdoor News Deer Hunter Writing Contest, and with the success of that contest we’re bringing it back for round two. Finally shoot that monster buck you’ve
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Ray Brook, N.Y. – Bear hunters in the Adirondacks had a frustrating early season, primarily due to an abundance of food available to the bruins. As a result, the total harvest during the early season (Sept. 13-Oct. 10) was down significantly from last year’s take of 306 bruins. “It will be fewer than 200,” DEC_Region
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