March 19:_Lake County Longbeards NWTF Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Maravela’s. For more info call John Dalton, 847-561-3341. March 19:_New Berlin, Wisconsin Waterfowl Assoc. Banquet, 5 p.m., Sheraton Hotel. For more info call Larry Hougum, 414-477-4420. March 20:_South Wayne WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Lelles Bar. For more info call Rich & Bev Lelle, 608-465-3300. March 20:_Buck Trail […]
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St. Paul – Late last week, state Natural Resources Conservation Service officials told national NRCS officials that Minnesota would be able to take $35 million in funds for the Wetlands Reserve Program. Those funds hinged on the availability of state Reinvest in Minnesota Reserve dollars, of which there were $25 million in a bonding bill
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March 21:_Hare and cottontail rabbit seasons end (Northern zone) March 28: Coyote hunting season ends March 31: Crow hunting season ends April 1:_Trout season opens (statewide, general regulations) April 1:_Winter flounder season opens April 7: Beaver and otter trapping season close (portions of state) April 7:_Mink and muskrat trapping season closes (portions of state) April
House passes bill that restricts land acquisition St. Paul – The House earlier this week passed the bill that carries recommendations of the Legislative-Citizens Commission on Minnesota Resources, but it’s not the same bill the commission approved. It spends the same amount from the Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund – about $26 million –
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Springfield – People who visit Illinois state parks this summer may be charged an admission fee. Or they may not. Originally proposed last March as part of its fiscal year 2010 budget, the park fee plan has yet to be implemented. In fact, details of the fee plan are still unclear, and DNR remains silent
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Western New York Lake Erie and tributaries: The warmer temperatures likely opened some of the tribs back up again. Cattaraugus Creek is still your best bet, but you may have to do some exploring in the medium-sized tributaries to find open sections. Fish slow and deep with egg sacs, egg imitations, and with jigs and/or
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Albany – Anglers and hunters will almost assuredly feel the squeeze if Gov. David Paterson’s proposal to close 41 state parks and reduce services at 23 others is approved by state lawmakers. Paterson’s proposal – under sharp criticism from many groups and ultimately to be decided by the state Legislature – would save about $7
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Albany (AP) — State regulators have banned commercial and recreational shad fishing in the Hudson River and set new restrictions on shad fishing in the Delaware to help the species recover from a steep decline in population. The new regulations effective Wednesday also prohibit the sale of any American shad caught in New York state.
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Bloomfield, Iowa – State conservation officials in Iowa are asking for help to catch the person or persons responsible for shooting a bald eagle in southwest Davis County. The eagle was shot from a gravel road while it was feeding on a deer that died during the winter. Bald eagles are opportunistic feeders including scavenging
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