Bloomington, Ill. – Illinois’ groundbreaking high school bass fishing championships will see few changes in 2010. It’s “same time, same place” for scholastic anglers. Carlyle Lake, which hosted the inaugural event this past spring, will again host the finals May 7-8. Small alterations to the fishing series came out of a Illinois High School Association […]
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Albany – Thousands of deer hunters across the state denied Deer Management Permits when they initially applied for the antlerless tags will receive them after all. That’s because DEC undersold its DMP allocation in numerous wildlife management units – in many cases, most likely, because a $10 application fee was attached to the tags for
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Marshall, Minn. – Hunters in southern Minnesota – of deer and pheasants, in particular – are accustomed to contending with elements such as wind or rain or snow, things likely during the fall. But enter uncut corn, and the challenge to harvest game significantly increases. For deer hunters in the agricultural area of the state,
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Madison – The Natural Resources Board turned its back on requests by hunting and trapping groups and approved a plan for the Glacial Heritage Area in Jefferson County without changing the concept of conservation parks to recreation areas to more easily allow hunting and trapping. The DNR recommended the plan for the new area, which
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In its Oct. 30, 2009 edition, Outdoor News incorrectly reported the information about the new Upper Red Lake regulation. The information in the story below is accurate. Bemidji, Minn. (AP) – Anglers will have to settle for smaller walleyes on Upper Red Lake this winter. The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has adjusted slot limits
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Springfield – A solid start by the state’s archers has shotgun hunters both excited and anxious about their deer seasons, which run Nov. 20-22 and Dec. 3-6. Meanwhile, a lagging grain harvest and sketchy weather patterns could hamper their expectations. Through Oct. 18, the state’s archery harvest stood at 17,408, well ahead of the 12,644
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Hudson, Wis. – Pheasant Forever’s Build a Wildlife Area program came to Wisconsin this year thanks to a combined effort of the Kinnickinnic River Land Trust, PF, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s North American Wetlands Conservation Council, and Ducks Unlimited. A 204-acre tract in St. Croix County (about 15 miles northeast of Hudson in
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