St. Paul – Capt. Cathy Hamm, who was fired from the DNR last year in the fallout from a 2007 conservation officers conference, will be reinstated after an independent arbitrator ruled her termination was unjust. Her position – central region manager – has been open since she was terminated in the middle of last October. […]
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Albany – Don’t say the state never gave you anything. Dozens of sportsmen found out recently that the state Department of Environmental Conservation has a heart when the agency cut them some slack on the purchase of lifetime sportsman licenses. The DEC found this fall that a number of hunters and anglers had second thoughts
Chance of a lifetime for some N.Y. sportsmen Read More »
Hastings, Minn. – If you want to catch big muskies, be prepared for the discomforts you’ll likely encounter in the process. Long-time muskie anglers Randy Porubcan and Gene Crowder took on snow, wind, and temperatures in the mid-20-degree range on Oct. 24, but for their efforts they were rewarded with a 59-inch Lake Vermilion muskie
Huge Vermilion muskie released Read More »
Rhinelander, Wis. – Ideas for longer deer seasons from the DNR and Conservation Congress to replace earn-a-buck rules took a thorough beating from hunters and snowmobile interests during an Oct. 21 public hearing in Rhinelander. The timing of the proposal may have dimmed the public’s view on the idea in northern Wisconsin; hunters who testified
Rhinelander hearing logs plenty of ‘oppo’ to DNR’s 16-day hunt Read More »
Albany – Sporting license sales were down by about 10 percent through Oct. 1, but because of a fee hike and a run on lifetime licenses DEC has generated more than double the revenue through the same period of the 2008-09 license year. DEC_Assistant Director of Fish, Wildlife and Marine Resources Doug Stang said the
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St. Paul – There have been various efforts over the years to examine the management of Minnesota’s natural resources, including in 2007 when Gov. Tim Pawlenty created a Conservation Legacy Council to do just that. Then last year, voters signed off on raising the state sales tax, in part, to fund natural resource and conservation
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Albany – DEC_is still planning a couple more meetings next month to let hunters voice their opinions on what changes should be made to the state’s deer management efforts. DEC_wildlife biologist Jeremy Hurst said the final sessions will be held in the Kingston area as well as in_New York City. “The details are still being
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