Missoula, Mont. (AP) – The Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership in Missoula is mapping favorite hunting spots in Montana in hopes of avoiding conflicts between hunters and oil and gas developers. The map is based on surveys of hunting and outdoors advocacy groups throughout the state and is intended to help land managers understand where high-value […]
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Pinnacles National Monument, Calif. (AP) – No. 286 was the old man of this park’s California condor restoration program. Hatched in a zoo seven years ago, he learned to live in the wild, a hopeful sign the majestic birds’ population could rise again. But recently somewhere on his journey above Pinnacles’ rocky spires to neighboring
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Austin, Texas (AP) – The Texas House on Thursday tentatively approved a bill encouraging hunters to take on wild pigs from the air. Rep. Sid Miller, R-Stephenville, said the measure would allow landowners _ who can get a permit to control feral hog populations from a helicopter _ to sell seats on the helicopter to
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Illinois turkey hunters harvested 15,488 turkeys during the recently-completed 2009 spring season, according to DNR. The total is down a bit from the 15,792 taken last spring. North Zone hunters took 9,135 birds, down from the 2008 total of 9,505. The top North Zone counties were: JoDaviess 612, Pike 549, Adams 421, Fulton 417 and
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