Buffalo, Wyo. (AP) – The Wyoming Game and Fish Department says chronic wasting disease has turned up in two northern Wyoming hunt areas for the first time. The department lab in Laramie confirmed this week that a bull elk killed Oct. 21 in hunt area 35, southwest of Buffalo, tested positive for the neurological disease. […]
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DNR receives legacy grant proposals for five times more funding than is available St. Paul – The DNR received more than $16.6 million worth of applications from local sporting clubs and other groups for grants from the Conservation Partners Legacy program. It’s the first funding cycle for the program, which allows local groups and organizations
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Madison, Wis. (AP) – If you’re a Wisconsin deer hunter who also has a small-game license, the state invites you to shoot some feral pigs this season. The state Department of Natural Resources says feral pigs carry diseases and are highly destructive. So the agency is allowing qualified hunters to shoot any feral pigs they
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Salamanca, N.Y. – Allegany State Park officials are hoping to remove feral pigs from the 65,000-acre park before their numbers become impossible to manage. The first photos of feral pigs in the park were taken by Sandy Harmon of Bradford, Pa., and her cousin Debbie Neubold of Williamsport, Pa., while they were visiting the southeastern
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Madison – Wrangling between conservation groups and land trusts over public access to future Stewardship Program lands continue as the issue heads to the Natural Resources Board (NRB) for a decision. One of the land trusts that commented on the DNR’s proposed rule, Gathering Waters Conservancy, wants the DNR’s employees to decide whether new lands
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Watson, Minn. – Time is running out on the Lac qui Parle Wildlife Management Area goose hunt, and still the “big push” of Canada geese to the area has yet to arrive. Goose hunting in Minnesota’s West-Central Zone ends Nov. 29; only about 44,000 geese were staging at the refuge area earlier in the week.
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Kalispell, Mont. (AP) – The illegal shooting of an 800-pound grizzly bear is the latest of several cases of poachers killing a trophy animal and leaving its carcass to rot, Montana wildlife officials said. The bear, known as Maximus, was found Aug. 12 on a ranch near Dupuyer. The body of the 7 1/2-foot grizzly
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St. Paul – Minnesota conservation officers last week seized a record- book deer rack and on Thursday morning filed poaching charges against a man from Cannon Falls, Minn., in the case. The Minnesota DNR investigation stemmed from an incident where three deer, including a trophy 8-point buck, were killed by archery in three separate incidents
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