CO Ben Huener (Roseau) monitored Kittson, Roseau, and Marshall counties for trapping activity, fires, and illegal deer stands. Several illegal stands were removed. Enforcement action was taken for burning large amounts of plastics, garbage, and tractor tires. CO Larry Milbridge (Warroad) assisted with a wildfire arson investigation and checked anglers on the Rainy River. CO […]
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Albany – New York’s spring gobbler hunters had a great season in 2009, recording one of the highest harvest totals in the past six years. But back-to-back poor nesting seasons across much of the state have potentially set the stage for a tougher May this year, DEC biologists are predicting. “Our five-year average (turkey harvest)
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Lanesboro, Minn. – Anglers can expect three things when the southeast trout season opens on Saturday: abundant trout, clear water, and a festive atmosphere. Like it does every year, the Chatfield Fire Department will hold its annual pancake feed on Saturday morning. Hundreds of vehicles will be stacked into state parks like Forestville and Whitewater.
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New Athens, Ill. – Mike Jarvis thought he had hooked a shark. Turns out, the creature on the end of his line was just as bizarre. Fishing for bass in Levee Lake at Peabody River King State Fish and Wildlife Area near New Athens last month with a friend, Jarvis accidentally snagged a spoonbill that
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Big Six LAKE_MILLE LACS Anglers have just started fishing the bays and boat harbors for crappies. A few have been caught along with some perch, but the bite hasn’t been real consistent. The water needs to warm a bit before these fish arrive in big numbers. Johnson’s Portside (320) 676-3811 www.johnsonsportside.com Terry’s Boat Harbor (320)
Crappies and sunfish being caught despite cool water Read More »
Memphis, Tenn. — Ducks Unlimited announced Wednesday afternoon that H. Dale Hall has been named the organization’s new chief executive officer. A former director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (2005-2009), Hall is widely respected as a visionary conservationist and one of the country’s most effective wildlife professionals. “We are extremely pleased that Dale
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