Madison, Wis. (AP) – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is testing more than 70 state lakes and rivers for a deadly fish virus. It’s also expanding efforts to look at susceptible species in the Lake Winnebago system. Fisheries expert Mike Staggs says testing didn’t find the disease in any new waters a year ago. […]
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A landowner shot and killed a wolf on March 18 after witnessing the wolf harassing dogs on private property near Grant southwest of Dillon. The U.S Fish and Wildlife Service investigated the incident and determined it was warranted. Under the Federal 10j rule a wolf in the experimental area, which includes southwest Montana, can legally
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Hartford, Conn. (AP) – With the fishing season set to start in just days, many bait and tackle shops are not selling fishing licenses for the first time in decades. One retailer says he can’t justify the $1,856 the Department of Environmental Protection is charging for a terminal to sell licenses. But a Voluntown retailer
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Grand Haven, Mich. (AP) – Mail carriers have long had to worry about rain, snow and biting dogs. Now in Grand Haven, they’re facing a new challenge: attacking turkeys. In the past month, eight or nine turkeys has been disrupting mail delivery in one part of the Michigan city, about 165 miles west-northwest of Detroit.
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Phoenix – The Arizona Game and Fish Department reports lab tests found no detection of chronic wasting disease (CWD) in any of the 2,343 testable samples from hunter-harvested or road-killed deer and elk during Arizona’s 2008-09 hunting season. The department has tested approximately 12,500 deer and elk samples since beginning its surveillance program in 1998.
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For killing 17 antelope illegally over three years, four Minnesota men and a Stanford man had to pay $8,540 in fines, restitution and court costs and each man forfeited his privileges to hunt a and trap in Montana for two years. “This is an important case because this was premeditated, organized and an abuse of
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Charleston, W.Va. (AP) – A St. Albans man has pleaded guilty to charges stemming from the fatal shooting of a teenager during a turkey hunting trip. Twenty-year-old Andrew Scott Hardin pleaded guilty Friday to a felony and two misdemeanors. Authorities say Hardin shot 16-year-old St. Albans resident Nicholas Lee Caldwell while hunting in April 2008.
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Rapid City, S.D. (AP) – The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Department says it found mountain lion tracks earlier this week in a residential area in Rapid City. The tracks were a couple of days old, and the department says they indicate the lion was just passing through the city. Officials say they probably
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