Compiled using reports from conservation officers, hunting guides, and the following sporting goods stores: North Lake Michigan: According to Cory Yarmuth, there have been good reports of smelt being netted from Waukegan down into the Chicago harbors. While there are not the catches of yesteryear, there are some respectable numbers showing up. The south end […]
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Albany – DEC is tightening its regulations to impose a statewide ban on feeding black bears to eliminate what the department calls “a mixed message” in which bears can be fed under certain conditions. The new regulations would also update conditions under which hounds can be trained on black bears; houndsmen will still have the
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Washington – A bill intended to restore the intent of the original Clean Water Act of 1972 – an act whose scope has been questioned following recent Supreme Court cases – was introduced last month in the House by Democrat Jim Oberstar, of Minnesota, who offered a similar bill three years ago. While the measure
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Green Bay, Wis. – Wisconsin hunters will see a deer season framework similar to last year, but with fewer units where antlerless permits will be issued. The 2010 bow season will run from Sept. 18 through Nov. 18 and Nov. 29 through Jan. 9, 2011. The gun season will run Nov. 20-28, and the muzzleloader
Details of deer hunt emerging Read More »
Madison – In the first part of this series, DNR Chief Warden Randy Stark explained that what is known as the “hunter harassment law” is actually a state statute that protects people legally engaged in hunting, fishing, or trapping from physical interference. However, people have the constitutional right to free speech, so whether an activity
Hunters can avoid conflicts by scouting, knowing boundaries Read More »
Springfield – Ideas to raise funds for DNR. Ideas to improve access for Illinois hunters. Ideas to make the outdoors more attractive to the state’s youth. All kinds of ideas – some of them creative, some of them out of the ordinary – were shared during the most recent meeting of the state’s Conservation Congress,
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It was raining the morning of April 15 when David Tietz woke his 16-year-old daughter Mattie to do some turkey hunting on a farm south of their home in New Prague. “It was 4:30 a.m., it was raining, and I asked her if she’d like to go the next day,” her father said. “But she’s
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Duluth, Minn. – Small-boat fishing guides who glide across federal waters in the state soon will have a license option that includes not needing a working knowledge of such big-sea things as tides and submarine signals. The U.S. Coast Guard in Cleveland earlier this week confirmed that by sometime this summer, a new, “restricted” option
Coast Guard to roll out alternative to ‘six-pack’ license Read More »
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