Seattle (AP) – A federal appeals court in Seattle has ruled the Suquamish Indian Tribe has the right to fish Saratoga Passage and Skagit Bay east of Whidbey Island. The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals on Thursday sided with the Suquamish in a challenge brought by the Upper Skagit Tribe in 2005. The Upper Skagit […]
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Great Falls, Mont. (AP) – Montana hunters can buy surplus over-the-counter antelope hunting licenses and surplus licenses for deer, elk and antelope starting Monday. The licenses can be purchased at regional offices of Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks. Hunters may hold up to three antelope licenses, only one of which may be an either-sex license.
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Garnett, S.C. (AP) – The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources is holding its first alligator hunting seminar of the season. The seminar is Saturday at the Webb Wildlife Center near Garnett in Hampton County. Others will be scheduled before the season which runs from Sept. 12 through Oct. 10. As many as 1,000 hunting
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Greensburg, Ind. (AP) – A public fishing area in southeastern Indiana has been closed while a small reservoir’s water level is lowered to evaluate the condition of its levees, dam and spillway. The Indiana Department of Natural Resources says that the drawdown of the 23-acre reservoir near Greensburg will make it possible to assess the
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Augusta, Ga. (AP) – The Army Corps of Engineers says more than 130 striped bass have died at Thurmond Dam this week because of oxygen problems. Jamie Sykes, fisheries biologist with the Corps, says there is little anyone can do to save the rest of the fish in the lower part of Thurmond Lake in
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