Madison, Wis. (AP) – The state Senate has approved lowering the state’s hunting age to 10. Right now children must be at least 12 years old to hunt. Democrats introduced a bill that would allow children to hunt with firearms beginning at age 10 if they’re accompanied by a mentor within arm’s reach. Supporters say […]
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Augusta, Maine (AP) – The Maine House has rejected a bill calling for a saltwater license for recreational fishermen. The bill voted down by a 96-45 roll call vote Monday would have brought Maine into compliance with federal requirements. An amended version would have set $5 annual fees for residents and $15 for nonresidents. The
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Hudson, Ill. (AP) – Though the calendar reads 2009, Chad Enright of El Paso came face to face with a chapter from the pages of prehistoric times recently when he was fishing with friends below the dam at Lake Bloomington. Enright, 17, landed what officials say is only the sixth lake sturgeon reported in Illinois
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Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar named a new director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on Wednesday. Sam D. Hamilton by all accounts has been a smart, career public servant who takes his job seriously. I’m sure he has the stellar credentials to ensure a quick confirmation. You can read the complete, unedited USFWS release
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Big Cypress National Preserve, Fla. (AP) – A $15,200 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest in the shooting death of an endangered Florida panther. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service says the dead panther was found on April 21 near the Big Cypress National Preserve in southwest Florida. The federal agency
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Boise, Idaho (AP) – The Idaho Department of Fish and Game is collecting public comment on a dozen proposed fishing rule changes. Department officials say the changes would improve fishing opportunities, increase management flexibility, correct errors and clarify existing rules. The public comment period extends through June 26. If the rules are approved by the
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