Harrisburg – Depending on whom you listen to, legislation Gov. Ed Rendell signed into law Oct. 7 to reduce the powers of Game Commission officers to conduct stops and searches to the same ones granted other police in the commonwealth is either very significant or insignificant. House Bill 181, authored by Rep. Bryan Cutler, R-Lancaster, […]
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Madelia, Minn. — When DNR researcher Kurt Haroldson first began calculating pheasant data from the state’s August roadside surveys, the results were enough to make him re-figure. “When I ran the numbers the first time I thought I’d made a mistake,” Haroldson said. The results appeared rather upbeat for ringnecks, given the harsh winter they’d
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Columbus — The hot weather in April disrupted the normal fishing patterns for a lot of anglers. It also threw a monkey wrench into the DNR Division of Wildlife’s annual muskie stocking program. It didn’t stop the program, but the final result was that 26 percent fewer muskies were stocked than had been planned. Elmer
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Banquets/Fundraisers. Oct. 23: South Central Minnesota WTU Banquet, 4:30 p.m., Faribault American Legion. For more info call Ricky Steinberg, 507-331-2526. Oct. 23: MDHA Banquet, 5 p.m., Patrick’s Supper Club. For more info call Kathy Plante, 218-363-2390. Oct. 23: MDHA Longville Chapter Banquet, Patricks Fine Dinning. For more info call Steve Plante, 218-363-2390. Oct. 29: Stewartville Pheasant & Habitat Banquet,
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Williamsport, Pa. – In a move that some viewed as more symbolic than biologic, Pennsylvania Fish & Boat commissioners voted to slap no-kill bass-fishing rules on long sections of the Susquehanna and Juniata rivers in the face of a continuing collapse of their once-celebrated smallmouth populations. In an early October meeting here, commissioners underscored the
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East Liberty, Ohio — Noticeable success last year among archery hunters prompted the Ohio DNR to discontinue gun hunting at the Transportation Research Center (TRC) west of Marysville during the 2010-11 deer season. The DNR Division of Wildlife began conducting controlled weekend hunts on selected areas of the 4,500-acre facility in 2003, gradually expanding the
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The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission continues to stock trout in select lakes and streams statewide. For a schedule, visit www.fishandboat.com NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie, Presque Isle Bay, tributaries – Streams were calming down in early October after several days of rainfall, and good color and flow were expected Oct. 8. Numbers of steelhead were
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Grand Rapids, Minn. — In the wake of a bear season in which at least six of the DNR’s 35 radio-collared research bears were killed, the agency is pondering the issue. The Wildlife Section is in the midst of discussions about radio-collared bears. The result will be a policy recommendation to the commissioner, perhaps within
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NORTHWEST REGION Crawford County WCO Mario L. Piccirilli reports that on the first day of archery season he picked up a road-killed, nine-point buck with a massive rack and body weight of 260 pounds in the Harmonsburg area that was hit at 12:30 a.m. by a pickup truck. “The buck would have made a great
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