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September 1, 2009

DNR inviting public to Conservation Congress committee meetings

Have an idea to help DNR run more efficiently? Or do you just want to hear what’s going on behind the scenes in preparation for the upcoming Conservation Congress? DNR, which will host the Congress Oct. 24-25, is inviting the public to attend upcoming meetings of the Natural Resources Advisory Board’s Conservation Congress committees. Below

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Free hunter safety courses available in Illinois

Springfield, Ill. (AP) – The Illinois Department of Natural Resources is offering free hunter safety education courses as the fall hunting season approaches. Officials with the state agency say the courses include instruction on hunting regulations, hunter ethics, wildlife identification and first aid. A minimum of 10 hours of instruction is required. A state law

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3,000 doe-fawn licenses available near Sheridan, Wyoming

Sherodan, Wyo. (AP) – The Wyoming Game and Fish Department plans to issue 3,000 licenses to hunt deer in an area near Sheridan this fall. The department says recent mild winters and a high reproduction rate for deer mean more opportunities for hunters. The purpose is to reduce the deer population so they do less

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