Bemidji, Minn. – A proposal by the DNR to simplify Canada goose regulations and increase the daily bag limit across much of the state has run into a roadblock called the Mississippi Flyway Council. During summer flyway meetings last week in Wisconsin, Steve Cordts, DNR waterfowl specialist, presented to the council the state’s proposal for …
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University Park, Pa. – A Penn State study of climate-change impacts in Pennsylvania projects a warmer, wetter commonwealth, with a longer growing season and significantly less snow by the middle of the century.
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LAKE_MILLE LACS East – Work the Five Mile Gravel Bar and Highway Bar during the day for walleyes with leeches or crawlers in 28 to 30 feet. These areas also produce walleyes at night on slip bobbers and leeches, as are the nine- to 14-foot rocks in the Agate Bay area. Muskie reports have been
Harrisburg – It took 18 months and loads of negotiations, but Pennsylvania Fish & Boat commissioners finally got rid of an executive director they no longer wanted.
A few readers have expressed their disappointment at having to provide their Social Security number in 2011 when the Division of Wildlife institutes a new licensing system. If you don’t remember, the division plans to go online with a new licensing system in two years with the intention of streamlining the game checking and licensing
Harrisburg – Reversing a decision the board made six months earlier, Pennsylvania Game commissioners voted 4-3 at their quarterly meeting here July 9 to sharply curtail the use of crossbows in the state’s archery deer-hunting season.
Bemidji, Minn. – The number of ducks on the continent’s main breeding grounds increased 13 percent from last year and is 25 percent above the long-term average, according to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Habitat conditions, too, were improved from last year. That’s especially true in the U.S. portion of the Prairie Pothole Region,
Marquette, Mich. – Approximately 25 percent of the fawns fitted with radio collars during an extensive study on fawn predation under way in Menominee County have been killed by predators, according to early results. Other causes have been responsible for additional fawn losses. Mississippi State University doctoral candidate Jared Duquette, who is from St. Charles,
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