Jackson, Wyo. (AP) – Saturday marks the opening of elk hunts in Grand Teton National Park and the National Elk Refuge in northwest Wyoming. Grand Teton is mandated by federal law to conduct an elk reduction program, when necessary, for the conservation of the elk population in Jackson Hole. Wyoming-licensed hunters can get permits to […]
Elks hunts at Wyo. refuge and Grand Teton begin Read More »
Lincoln, Neb. (AP) – The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission will stock lakes and ponds across Nebraska with full-sized rainbow trout this month. The trout will be 9- to 10-inches. The stocking began Oct. 2 in bodies of water at McCook, Holdrege and Elk Creek. Nearly three dozen other lakes and ponds will be stocked
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Illinois archery hunters had harvested 11,945 deer through Sunday (Oct. 11), according to DNR numbers released today. DNR Deer Program Manager Paul Shelton called the fharvest results “comparable figures from previous years.” Last year at the same time, hunters had taken on 8,958 deer. Other years stats: 5,982 (2007), 9,949 (2006), and 11,841 (2005). Shelton
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Menominee, Mich. (AP) – The Upper Peninsula is getting the first crack at Michigan’s pheasants. The state’s annual hunting season for pheasants opens Saturday in Menominee County and portions of Delta, Dickinson, Iron and Marquette counties. Hunters in those areas can take birds until the end of October. The season will open in Lower Michigan
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Bismarck, N.D. (AP) – North Dakota hunters are taking to the fields with forecasts of fewer pheasants this season, after a long, hard winter. But that’s not stopping all of them. Dennis Taylor of Buford, Ga., says the forecast won’t stop him from driving to southwestern North Dakota this month with his two hunting dogs,
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Salem, Ore. (AP) – Wildlife advocates are protesting the state’s move to expand a program to hunt cougars to reduce conflicts with livestock, big game, people and pets. Opponents say it will only lead to more unnecessary hunting and killing of the big cats. “This kind of indiscriminate killing is the wrong way to go,”
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Waterloo, Iowa (AP) – The number of pheasants may be down across Iowa, but that isn’t dampening the spirits of the state’s hunters. Pheasant season begins on Oct. 31 and runs through Jan. 10. A recent count by the Department of Natural Resources found 15.5 pheasants per 30-mile route, down from last year’s 18 birds.
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Sioux Falls, S.D. (AP) – South Dakota hunters get an early shot at pheasants this weekend. A hunting season for state residents only is Saturday through Monday. Hunting is allowed only on public land from noon to sunset. There’s a daily limit of three roosters. A 79-day hunting season for residents and nonresidents opens on
Resident-only pheasant season at hand in SD Read More »
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