Belgrade, Maine (AP) – The calendar says Maine’s open-water fishing season is under way, but it’s a different story on the lakes, most of which remain socked in with ice. Still, the heartiest of anglers were out Wednesday even though temperatures were barely above 40 degrees and the sun never came out. Ira Goldfrank of […]
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Doug Smith at the Star Tribune this Thursday morning reports that a “dispute over land values” is endangering plans for a new state park along the southeast shore of Lake Vermilion. Hard to believe in this economy that developing shoreline for lakehomes remains significantly more profitable than selling property to the state. But, sadly, pristine
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The fishing opener is still a month away, but it’s not too soon to start thinking about deer hunting. At least if you’re the governor of Minnesota. Gov. Tim Pawlenty announced yesterday the seventh annual Governor’s Deer Hunting Opener will be held Nov. 6-7 this year in Thief River Falls. “The opening of deer hunting
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Oakland, Md. (AP) – A wildlife biologist says the black bear birth rate in Maryland has declined, apparently due to the decreased availability of acorns in the western mountains. Department of Natural Resources biologist Harry Spiker says he counted 19 cubs during his recent visits to seven bear dens in Garrett, Allegany and Frederick counties,
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Ducks Unlimited sent out this press release (pasted below) today, and if this passes, you’ll pay more to hunt ducks everywhere in the United States. Federal Duck Stamps currently cost $15, and this legislation would increase the price to $25. Different versions of this bill have been around for several years, but the anti-tax increase
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