Marion, Ohio – Two La Rue men had their hunting licenses suspended until they pay in full $12,845.71 in restitution after each pleaded guilty to poaching a trophy whitetail buck. Division of Wildlife officer Chad Grote said a he was contacted by sportsmen who had been tracking a deer near Decliff, Ohio, and had seen […]
Bill is nearly $13,000 for poached buck Read More »
Harrisburg — Never is there a Pennsylvania Game Commission meeting that goes by without some debate about white-tailed deer.
PGC alters, debates deer policy Read More »
Lansing – In a move that surprised both supporters and detractors of antler point restrictions, the state Natural Resources Commission last week voted 4-1 to impose the same buck regulations valid in the Upper Peninsula to hunters in Deer Management Unit 487 (Presque Isle, Montmorency, Alpena, Oscoda, Alcona, and Iosco counties). The new regulation was
U.P. antler regs heading south Read More »
NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie – When conditions allowed, perch were hitting in 55 to 60 feet in front of Walnut Creek, and walleyes in 65 to 70 feet on the south side of the first trench on crawler harnesses off Dipsy Divers and stickbaits off planer boards as of July 1. An angler trying to
Muskie, bass bites are picking up across the state Read More »
St. Paul – Nearly 188,000 acres of forest in northern Minnesota will remain open in perpetuity to public access as a result of a conservation easement signed last week. UPM Blandin Paper still will own and manage the land, but the easement, which the state acquired for $44 million, forbids the company from developing or
State finalizes 188,000-acre northern forest easement Read More »
Senecaville, Ohio – The same unusually warm spring weather that led to early fish die-offs in Lake Erie and several of Ohio’s inland lakes also took a toll on walleye and saugeye production in the state fish hatcheries, according to officials with the Ohio DNR’s Division of Wildlife. Hatcheries administrator Elmer Heyob said walleye production
Weather hampers walleye, saugeye production Read More »
Harrisburg — After a review of the effects of antler restrictions, Pennsylvania game commissioners decided at their June meeting to retain them unchanged.
Antler rules will not change this year Read More »
Marquette, Mich. – A proposal to liberalize supplemental feeding in the Upper Peninsula was presented to the Natural Resources Commission last week at its meeting in Lansing. The order would add one county to supplemental feeding restrictions set in 2003 and allow feeding in the southern tier of the U.P. during the most severe winters.
Are changes afoot for U.P. deer feeding? Read More »
Bemidji, Minn. – The DNR wants to give hunters more days to hunt Canada geese, and also allow them to kill one more bird each day. Now, the Mississippi Flyway Council and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service must sign off. Dennis Simon, DNR Wildlife Section chief, believes that will happen in coming days. If
More days, birds in bag for goose hunt? Read More »
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