Carbondale, Ill. – There are no changes in Illinois turkey regulations this year. However, DNR is surveying hunters this year about a four-season format. Some states, like Missouri, grant a permit for the entire season. There are pluses and minuses to both methods. “Hunters have developed a system of time-sharing,” Paul Shel-ton, DNR’s forest wildlife […]
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Austin (AP) – Here is the weekly fishing report as compiled for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department for April 1. CENTRAL BASTROP: Water clear. Black bass are good on chartreuse/white soft plastics and Rat-L-Traps. Crappie are good on minnows and green tube jigs. Channel and blue catfish are good on stinkbait, shrimp, and chicken
Texas Fishing Report – April 1, 2009 Read More »
Tower, Minn. – It could be the end of the road for a proposal to allow an early season for deer in the Boundary Waters. The DNR took public comment on the idea at three meetings last week, and has solicited hunters’ opinions online. While a final decision won’t be made until later this spring,
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Dean Bortz Wisconsin Editor IF YOU’RE HEADING TO THE WISCONSIN DEER AND TURKEY EXPO in Madison, April 3-5, stop by the Wisconsin Outdoor News booth to renew your subscription and say, “Hey.” You’ll meet our sport show Dream Team crew, which consists of Dan Durbin, Ron Seeger, and yours truly. We will be in booth
Albany – New York’s turkey-hunting legions should have plenty of gobblers to pursue this May, albeit more in some areas of the state than in others. DEC officials say nesting success has been spotty in some regions of the state over the past two years, notably in Region 6, which includes St. Lawrence, Jefferson, Lewis,
Gobbler numbers vary across state Read More »
Typical early-season conditions on the famed Catskill waters, with cold water temperatures and high flows at last look. There were limited wading possibilities on the West_Branch and the Willowemoc at last look, and the Beaverkill was too high to fish. Things can change fairly quickly, however, so if you have to get out there check
Cheyenne, Wyo. (AP) – The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has released a formal rule calling for removing gray wolves from the federal endangered list in Montana and Idaho while leaving them on the list in Wyoming. A separate agency rule calls for removing federal protections for wolves in the western Great Lakes. Interior Secretary
Feds propose delisting wolves in Great Lakes area Read More »
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