Rochester, Minn. (AP) – In the future, when bluff land deer hunters see a buck, they might need to take a deep breath and count to four. It’s possible they will have to make sure the buck has at least four one-inch tines on one side before they can shoot. That management method became the […]
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Gordon, Shawnee lakes (Bedford County) – Warming water spurred bluegills, perch, and crappies in the shallow bays, and anglers were catching fish on worms, minnows and maggot-tipped twister tails. Numbers of bass also were reported. Raystown Lake (Huntingdon County) – Striped bass are continuing to move south and made for productive angling from Shy Beaver
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Lansing – Who would have thought, back in 1989 when 22,199 Michigan turkey hunters killed a modest 6,195 birds, that just 20 years later Michigan would be one of the top turkey-hunting states in the country? Since 2000, Michigan spring turkey hunters have killed an average of about 36,000 spring gobblers annually, including a state
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Lansing – As a precaution to not spread viral hemorrhagic septicemia into Michigan inland waters, the DNR said it will continue to limit production of walleye fry in 2009, but forge ahead with full production of muskies. Gary Whelan, the DNR’s fish-production manager, said because the state does not have all the information it needs
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Franklin, Ohio – A Warren County hunter convicted of poaching deer was banned for life from hunting in Ohio under the state’s recently enacted Interstate Wildlife Violator Compact. George Plessinger, of Carlisle, was convicted in Clinton County and Franklin, Ohio, municipal courts for wildlife violations involving deer. During a surveillance investigation in November 2008, Plessinger
Man gets second lifetime hunting ban Read More »
Dean Bortz Wisconsin Editor If a person had the time to dissect and research every theory and opinion offered on deer management on the night of March 24 during the unit review meeting in Rhinelander, I suspect that person could write several books on the subject. Since we only have about 40 column inches of
A few thoughts on hunter behavior, predation, and habitat Read More »
Harrisburg – Compared with hunting license sales, sales of trapping licenses skyrocketed in Pennsylvania last year, and older furtakers drove the greatest gains, according to the Pennsylvania Game Commission’s latest license sales statistics. Senior lifetime furtaking tags rose a whopping 300 percent, compared with a 23 percent increase in senior lifetime hunters. And while sales
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Erie, Pa. – The temperatures are finally on their way back up, winter is over and Easter is on its way. That can only mean one thing. Steelhead season is here. At least what is often the best part of it anyway. That might seem odd to some people. Steelhead begin their runs up Lake
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Roanoke, Va. (AP) – A Pembroke man has pleaded guilty to baiting and killing bears at a popular Giles County recreation area. Merrill Conley pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court to illegally baiting bears in the Cascades Recreation Area, knowingly hunting in a baited place, maintaining an illegal trail on national forest land and other
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