February 11, 2010
Sportsmen scrutinize bonding bill
St. Paul – By this time next week, a bonding bill could have been passed out of the House and Senate, and be on Gov. Tim Pawlenty’s desk, awaiting his signature and, perhaps, his veto pen. Unclear is how much money will be in the final bill for such things as wildlife and aquatic management
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Wolf-poaching cases spike in U.P.
Marquette, Mich. – A series of recent wolf-poaching incidents across the Great Lakes region has raised concerns of officials at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. A dramatic increase in wolf killings in the Upper Peninsula has brought the total number of wolf poachings in the region that are under investigation by federal and local
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PGC introduces extended and youth rabbit seasons
Harrisburg – Lions and tigers and bears, oh my? Not quite. But January’s meeting of the Pennsylvania Game Commis-sion – an event usually dominated by talk of white-tailed deer, as if that was the only species that lived in this state – featured plenty of discussion about other critters, too.
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DCNR forestry chief blasts PGC plan
Harrisburg – The Pennsylvania Game Commission’s decision to cut back on doe-hunting seasons in four management units might make many hunters happy, but it didn’t please the state’s top forester.
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PGC may cut doe seasons in 4 units
Harrisburg – Responding to years of hunter anger over low deer numbers in the northern tier and worries about fawn predation by coyotes, Pennsylvania game commissioners took a big step toward reducing antlerless deer seasons in four more areas.
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It’s official: Stephens holds new Ohio muzzleloader mark
DNR Report Dayton, Ohio – The DNR Division of Wildlife announced that another record-setting deer has been harvested in southwestern Ohio. On Jan. 30, the 18-point nontypical (nonsymmetrical antlered) deer taken by Brian Stephens on Nov. 30, 2009, with a muzzleloader in Highland County was officially scored. Stephens, with friends and family by his side,
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