Associate Editor Brooklyn Center, Minn. – It wasn’t a particularly awe-inspiring opening year for Minnesota’s walleye stamp, a voluntary purchase option for state anglers that forwards $5 to walleye stocking in the state. About 7,000 stamps were sold in 2009, for an additional $35,000, the DNR’s Neil Vanderbosch said. That’s about half a percent of […]
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Gladstone, Mich. – Recently passed legislation will continue the Natural Resources Commission’s authority to regulate supplemental deer feeding in the Upper Peninsula, the first step in a new approach to help the northern herd through harsh winters. Gov. Jennifer Granholm signed House Bill 5380 last month to allow the NRC to continue to regulate supplemental
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DNR Reports Columbus – Hunters killed 19,900 deer on Dec. 19-20, during the weekend of gun hunting, according to the DNR Division of Wildlife. The extra weekend of gun hunting was first offered in 2006 in response to hunters’ request for additional weekend days to pursue white-tailed deer, the state’s number one big-game animal. In
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Brooklyn Center, Minn. – It’s been about a decade since resident fishing license fees have increased in Minnesota. But the DNR isn’t about to suggest hiking that fee, currently $17 (annual, individual) for state residents 16 and older. However, officials say, an increase might help address a revenue shortage for the Fisheries Section. Nowadays, revenues
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AKRON, OH – Buckeye State anglers are provided with unlimited chances to catch a variety of fish such as perch, sunfish, crappie, walleyes and in a few places, northern pike. Most lakes and ponds that anglers fish in the warmer months are just as good in the winter, so with a little skill and knowledge
Ice fishing starting to pick up in northern part of state Read More »
Harrisburg – Sometimes theories turn out to be true. Take the case of Pennsylvania’s coyotes.
Coyotes have wolf genes here Read More »
Jan. 16, 2010:_Sherman’s Valley Strutters NWTF Banquet, 4 p.m., Newport Firehall. For more info call Perry Smith, 717-697-2008. Jan. 30, 2010:_Foothill Spurs Chapter NWTF Banquet, 5 p.m., Rimersburg Community Center. For more info call Jared Carr, 814-473-3767. Feb. 5, 2010:_Penn’s Woods Spurs NWTF Banquet, 6 p.m., Italian American Club. For more info call Dannielle Straley,
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