Chicago – Researchers are reporting that they’ve solved a longstanding mystery about the rapid spread of a fatal brain infection in deer, elk, and moose in the Midwest and West. The infectious agent, which leads to chronic wasting disease, is spread in the feces of infected animals long before they become ill, according to a […]
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With the announcement by the DNR Division of Wildlife of yet another dismal hatch and/or survival of young-of-year walleyes in Lake Erie, some charter boat captains and other concerned fishermen are once again wondering if the time is right to supplement the walleye population by stocking additional offspring into the lake. After all, walleyes are
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Kalkaska, Mich. – Two downstate men could face criminal charges after DNR officials believe they recently shot and killed two hunting dogs in southern Kalkaska County. Jon Otto was legally hunting coyotes with a pack of seven Walker fox hounds in Kalkaska County’s Pere Marquette State Forest in late September when he heard two shots
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Harrisburg – Tom Kamerzel, law-enforcement chief for the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission, couldn’t keep from laughing when he briefed the agency’s board on a pair of fishing license revocations he wanted them to approve.
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Fall trout stockings now under way across the state will be icing on the cake for many fisheries that managed to hold on to “holdover” trout.
Thanks to 2009’s weather, fall trout fishing looks great Read More »
By Tim Spielman Associate Editor Duluth, Minn. – The numbers of most fur-bearing animals in Minnesota are considered stable by trappers and DNR officials. Too bad the same can’t be said for fur prices. Shawn Johnson, new president of the Minnesota Trappers Association, believes prices for the pelts of everything from otters to martens to
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NORTHEAST METRO The best walleye action is taking place with a jig and minnow on the St. Croix River in 10 to 16 feet. Panfish reports have been limited, but northern pike and muskies are on the bite. Minnows and bucktails are working best on the weedlines of Bald Eagle Lake, Forest Lake, and White
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