Avid Kansas waterfowl hunters never worry about the post-holiday blues. For them, January and February mean some of the best hunting of the year. Late-migrating mallards are often abundant when shallow waters freeze, and mallards concentrate on rivers and reservoirs. In much of the state, the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP) has established […]
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Brooklyn Center, Minn. – Just a year ago, much of the conversation regarding the state of deer management in Minnesota centered on simplification, so much so that some of a task force’s recommendations became part of the deer-hunting regulations in 2008. But some of those attending the DNR’s Wildlife Roundtable, held in Brooklyn Center last
Roundtable deer boosters: more bigger bucks wanted Read More »
Jan. 31, 2009: Erie & Ottawa Soil & Water Conservation Conference. EHOVE Ghrist Adult Career Center. For more info call Tim White, 419-626-5211. Feb. 14, 2009:_Ohio State Trappers Assoc. Fur Auctions, 8 a.m., Lester Ison’s Fur Company. For more info call Bob Fissell 419-946-3051. Banquets/Fundraisers Jan. 17, 2009:_Knox County PF Banquet, 6 p.m., Floral Valley
Mauch Chunk Lake (Carbon County) – This Pocono-area fishery had fishable ice just after New Year’s, and conditions were improving, although action was marginal. Bass and pickerel were active but panfish were harder to catch. Beltzville Lake (Carbon County) – Anglers jigging slowly in 50-foot depths were catching walleyes in open water, with some fish
DNR Staff Reports Columbus – Hunters took 20,659 deer during Ohio’s four-day muzzleloader season with Tuscarawas County again leading the state with 934 deer checked. Last year, a preliminary total of 21,473 deer was taken during muzzleloader season, according to the DNR Division of Wildlife. The Division of Wildlife at the start of archery season
Muzzleloader harvest on par with last year Read More »
As a result of reduced revenues, Gov. Kathleen Sebelius has requested that all state agencies, including the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP), cut their budgets by 3 percent in the current fiscal year (FY) and as much as 5 percent in FY 2010. However, budget cuts and revenues were on the table for
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Fergus Falls, Minn. – More than 4 percent of the wetland areas in the state’s Prairie Pothole Region have been lost since 1980, according to a preliminary report by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s Habitat and Population Evaluation Team in Fergus Falls. The report is the result of an effort to determine how accurate
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NORTHEAST METRO Bald Eagle Lake is kicking out pike in 10 to 15 feet, crappies in 20 feet, and walleyes in 15 to 20 feet. Walleyes also remain active on White Bear Lake in 18 to 25 feet. Tip-ups and sucker minnows are producing bass and northern pike on lakes Jane and Demonterville. Look to
Columbus – In the midst of a tough economic year, the DNR Division of Wildlife spent less but also brought in less in the last fiscal year, according to the organization’s annual report. The bottom line shows the Division of Wildlife spent $61.9 million in 2008 compared to $68.1 million in 2007. Revenue in 2008
Division of Wildlife spent less, made less Read More »
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