ALGOMA_AREA Salmon and brown trout are still in the harbors and rivers. Hardy anglers are still trying to catch a few of those fish. The fish will stay in the rivers and harbors all winter. Once some ice forms, fishermen will begin looking for some of the rainbows that show up in the winter. Algoma […]
Alton, Ill. – No fewer than four incidents involving coyotes in city settings were reported this month up and down the state. On Nov. 4, an Alton family discovered a large male coyote in the garage outside their house. Alton police officer Jim Wetzstein shot that coyote with a shotgun after the animal was found
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Madison – Friday the 13th was not a good day for Wisconsin outdoorsmen, some conservation groups are saying. That was the day Gov. Jim Doyle vetoed Assembly Bill 138 which would have returned appointment authority of the DNR secretary to the Natural Resources Board. The DNR secretary currently is appointed by the governor. The vetoed
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Editor Albany – DEC’s statewide “deer meetings”_have ended, and now the state’s whitetail managers need to evaluate what they’ve heard from hunters. They also need to merge that information with what DEC deer biologists feel needs to happen to better manage the state’s whitetail herd. “We have a host of different options, and we’ll be
DEC deer meetings over; what’s next? Read More »
Madison – As of Nov. 1, the total sales of resident gun deer licenses was 14 percent less than the number of gun licenses sold at the same time last year. However, the number of archery deer licenses sold so far is almost the same as last year. On Nov. 1, the resident gun deer
Early reports: firearms deer license sales down from ’08 Read More »
Madelia, Minn. – With the exception of two years in the mid-1980s, the number of permits available for the spring turkey season has increased each year since the first season was held in 1978. Yet the increases have been relatively gradual. Until now. DNR officials have upped the number of turkey permits for the 2010
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Anna, Ill. – Duck hunters are hoping for a late rally to save what has been a somewhat disappointing season. High water has had a negative effect on north and central zone hunters, while the weather has not cooperated with the South zone, which was handed an early season this year. DNR’s Nov. 11 aerial
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St. Paul – By most accounts, the pheasant-hunting season in Minnesota thus far has been a slow one: thank the weather, and subsequent standing corn. While still lagging behind schedule, corn harvest in the state’s farm belt is slowly progressing. The U.S. Department of Agriculture this week pegged corn harvest at about 66 percent, compared
Pheasant season: the best yet to come? Read More »
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