Madelia, Minn. – Sure as winter turns to spring, and spring becomes summer, turkey hunters this year killed a record number of birds. Indeed, record springtime turkey harvests have become a common refrain, as this year marks the fourth consecutive year hunters have broken the turkey-kill record. By the time the final season had begun […]
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June 24: SCI SI Wis Bowhunters Chapter, 5:30 p.m., Country Springs Hotel. For more info call Janean Gehl, 262-437-0097. June 26:_Kick-Off to Summer Banquet, 5 p.m., Moose Jaw Resort. For info call 715-762-3028. July 10: Wisconsin Waterfowl Assoc. Picnic, 4-8 p.m., Paradise Shores Resort. For more info call Ashly Steinke, 608-206-7721. Aug. 19: Kewaunee County
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St. Paul – Gov. Tim Pawlenty on Tuesday afternoon vetoed a controversial bill that included a number of fish and wildlife policy provisions, known collectively as the Game and Fish Bill. The bill included a number of proposals the DNR and various sporting groups were opposed to, including eliminating the need for 16- and 17-year-olds
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Chicago – For Lake Mich-igan chinook, there is good news to be found in numbers big and small. Although the 2009 annual lake survey showed the alewife population – those are popular forage fish for all kinds of salmon – doubled over the previous year, that news was tempered by the fact that the 2008
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Madison – Gov. Jim Doyle vetoed the controversial “bear bill” on May 19, citing potential conflicts between hunters, landowners, and other outdoor enthusiasts if Assembly Bill 371 was signed into law. “Citizens have spoken, via the spring hearings, and opposed many of these measures,” Doyle wrote in his veto letter to Assembly members. He was
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Milton, N.Y. – The invasive algae known as “rock snot” was found earlier this month in Kayaderosseras Creek in the Saratoga County town of Milton, officials said. The algae, formally called didymo, was found in a section of the creek that’s popular with anglers off state Route 29, according to the state Department of Environmental
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Washington – Two months after the states of Minnesota and Wisconsin petitioned the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to delist federally protected timber wolves in those states, members of Congress from Minnesota have offered their own encouragement to delist the species. Last week, a letter from Sen. Amy Klobuchar and Rep. Jim Oberstar was whisked
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Albany -_New York state’s spring gobbler season opened on a weekend this year, and that has fueled higher harvest reports through the first two weeks of the monthlong season. While DEC biologists are predicting a slightly lower spring gobbler take this May, harvest reports through the first two weeks of the season were running about
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July 25, Sept. 26:Menard Archers, Archery Shoots, 7 a.m., at the Range. For more info call John Castro, 217-632-3679. July 22-25:_Eastern Traditional Archery Rendezvous, Denton Hill Ski Area, Potter Co., PA. www.archeryfestivals.com for more info. Blackhawk Field Archers, 10086 Forest Preserve Road, Rockton, IL 61072. 2010 Schedule of Events. For more info call 815-629-2335. Aug.
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