The old saying “You can’t make this stuff up” certainly applies to radio personality Rush Limbaugh, who recently aired two public service announcements for the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS), which is the nation’s largest animal rights organization. If you are a regular reader of outdoor publications or pay attention to hunting and […]
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Roanoke, W.Va. (AP) – Authorities are investigating the death of a Lewis County turkey hunter whose body was found near Stonewall Jackson Lake. Searchers found the body of 32-year-old Shawn Stewart at about 12 p.m. Tuesday in the Wolf Run area. State Police First Sgt. Jeff Ford says the Walkersville man’s hunting companions reported him
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Albany – A marine (saltwater) fishing license package was inserted into the overall license restructuring proposal as state budget negotiations wound down, DEC officials have indicated. And the proposal, crafted by budget negotiators, is being roundly criticized by the state’s Conservation Fund Advisory Board. While the CFAB’s license fee proposal was used as the foundation
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Lake Champlain anglers have been connecting on landlocked salmon and lake trout while trolling up high with various spoons. Salmon were also being taken at the mouth of the Saranac River, but some rain is needed to move more fish in. The West_Branch of the Ausable River was stocked late last month, and with warmer
Hudson River: There have been reports of striped bass in the Kingston area. If the weather cooperates, larger fish could be around now. Ramapo River: There have been reports of brown trout being caught. Popular baits include in-line spinners, spoons and night crawlers. Wappingers Creek: Anglers are picking up browns night crawlers and in-line spinners.
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Phoenix – The 2009-10 Arizona Hunting and Trapping Regulations are available now at the Arizona Game and Fish Department’s Web site at www.azgfd.gov/draw. Applications are now being accepted for hunting permits for fall deer, turkey, juniors-only javelina, bighorn sheep, buffalo, bear, mountain lion and pheasant (antelope and elk are already complete). The application deadline for
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The walleyes have spawned out on the Wisconsin River, but now the white bass are starting to hit. Smallmouth bass and northern pike have been active, hitting on Twister tails and Rapalas. Crystal Lake has some extremely high water, but anglers were catching panfish from shore. Panfish action was picking up on Lake Wisconsin last
An error on Montana’s special big game resident hunting license and permit applications resulted in incorrect instructions for resident hunters born after Jan. 1, 1985. The paper applications state in error that resident hunters born after Jan. 1, 1985 must submit a copy of their hunter education certificate. Resident hunters need only enter their hunter
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NORTHEAST METRO The crappie and sunfish bite continues to improve each day in shallow water. Look to lakes such as Big Carnelian and White Bear for crappies, while Cannon Lake and Demonterville Lake are giving up mixed bags of sunfish and crappies. There’s also been a good crappie bite in the marinas throughout the St.
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