Bismarck, N.D. (AP) – State wildlife officials say a fall survey has confirmed that the severe winter and spring reduced mule deer production in North Dakota. Game and Fish Department biologist Bruce Stillings says observers in airplanes counted 1,528 mule deer in the October survey. While the buck-to-doe ratio of 0.54 was above the long-term […]
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Green River, Wyo. (AP) – Federal officials are working on a new management plan for the little-known Cokeville Meadows National Wildlife Refuge that could open the property to the public. The refuge lies along a 20-mile stretch in western Wyoming’s Bear River Valley. It was created nearly 20 years ago as a haven for migratory
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Springfield, Ill. (AP) – The Illinois State Police has announced its firing ranges will be open on Nov. 14 to hunters for sighting in and test-firing shotguns before deer hunting season. Firing ranges in Joliet, Pontiac, Pawnee, Effingham, Pecatonica and LaSalle will be available to the public from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The annual
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Pierre, S.D. (AP) – The debate continues over hunting mountain lions in South Dakota. The state Game, Fish, and Parks Department recently conducted a survey to find out if people think there should be a mountain lion hunting season. If found 62 percent of those surveyed supported a hunt. Nearly 24 percent opposed it and
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Boise, Idaho (AP) – Hunters reached the five-wolf limit in eastern Idaho’s Upper Snake Wolf Zone, prompting state wildlife managers to close the season there. Two other zones were also approaching their limits Monday. In the McCall-Weiser Zone, with a limit of 15 wolves, 14 wolves have been taken. And in the Palouse-Hells Canyon Zone,
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