Marquette, Mich. – An early onset of winter, below-average temperatures, and above-average snowfalls, combined with a severe winter in 2007-08, has much of the Upper Peninsula set up for a dramatic loss affecting three year-classes of white-tailed deer. Biologists believe this winter has the potential to kill thousands of deer. According to the National Weather […]
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The wait is over for anglers and hunters who have been anxious to buy their 2009-2010 fishing and hunting licenses. Licenses and all stamps, including the state duck stamp, are available at Nevada Department of Wildlife offices and will be available at license vendors by March 1. The current license year ends Sat. February 28.
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Bowling Green, Ohio – Trappers and fur harvesters approached the 2008-2009 season with an optimistic outlook toward fur prices following last year’s sales. The spring auctions were the best for many years and everyone expected that trend to continue. Demand was still strong and supply was limited. Then, the financial crisis hit. Suddenly, fur markets
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So far four Chinook salmon have been counted at the Bonneville Dam on the Columbia River, but all were headed downstream. Still, the early forecast is a for a good Chinook fishing season in Idaho this year. “We’re confident that enough Chinook will return to Idaho this spring for a mid-to-late April season opening,” anadromous
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