• Bob Lessard’s name stayed on the Outdoor Heritage Council. The final version adds the name of former state Sen. Dallas Sams. That’s not inappropriate. Sams was a good senator from Staples who worked hard on dedicated funding. He died before his time and deserves some honors, too. • How’d you like to be a […]
Some high- and lowlights from the 2009 Legislative session. Read More »
Pratt – The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP) reports that there were 16 hunting accidents in 2008, with three fatalities, two of which were not actually legal hunting incidents. This is a decrease of three accidents from the previous year and is a very small number considering that approximately 271,000 hunters spent more
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A 2009 Department of Fish and Game (DFG) waterfowl survey indicates that the number of mallards statewide remains steady, but the overall duck population has declined. Conducted by DFG in late April and early May, the Waterfowl Breeding Survey estimates that there are 510,800 ducks of all species in the state. This is an eight
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HEY, GOT KIDS WHO WANT TO FISH? Three Wisconsin boat dealers, along with folks from the Angler and Young Angler Tournaments (AYA), want to get kids away from the TV, video games, or the computer and onto the water this summer. With that goal in mind, the dealers and AYA have organized three one-day tournaments
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Salem, Ore. – The Fish and Wildlife Commission will meet Friday, June 5 at ODFW Headquarters in Salem to adopt 2009 fall big game tags and coastal fall chinook and coho regulations among other business. The meeting begins at 8 a.m. at 3406 Cherry Ave NE. The agenda also includes consideration of a Cervid Disease
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Austin, Texas – Nearly half of the sites in the Texas State Parks system will conduct public hunts during the 2009-2010 hunting season. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission approved scheduled hunts on 44 state park units at its May 28 public hearing. Most of the state parks approved for public hunting will be offered
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Last week, FWP Bear and Lion Specialist Erik Wenum captured a 230-pound adult female grizzly and two yearling grizzlies off foothills road east of Kalispell. The bears had killed chickens at a private residence. The landowners are installing electric fencing to avoid more problems. The 8-year old adult and her yearlings had not been handled
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California sport fishing licenses are now available for purchase online, the Department of Fish and Game (DFG) announced today. “The online purchasing option will make it more convenient for our customers to enjoy California’s diverse recreational fishing opportunities,” said John McCamman, Chief Deputy Director. “Anyone who has access to the Internet and a printer can
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