DISTRICT 1 CO Jason Niemi and Sgt. Pete Wright conducted a taxidermy inspection of a business in Menominee County. The owner was unable to produce records, didn’t have the majority of his animals tagged, was in possession of an unsealed bobcat, and illegally possessed a spruce grouse. Enforcement action was taken on the violations. CO […]
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Perham, Minn. – Late last week, a few “foot” anglers were making their way onto small lakes in the Perham area of northern Minnesota. A few fishermen were dragging “permanent” houses onto the ice, according to Nick Adamczyk, of Gene’s Sport Shop. However, following a warm weekend, several of the houses had begun to slide
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Lansing – Michigan fisheries officials have proposed a new system for setting walleye bag limits on Lake Erie based on the state’s share of the lake’s total allowable catch, a figure set by a joint committee of states and provinces that border the lake. Presented to DNRE Director Rebecca Humphries and the Natural Resources Commission
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Columbus – Last year, more than 11.5 percent of all hunting license purchasers in Ohio were nonresidents. And, nonresident hunters in Ohio have grown by more than 35 percent since 2009. This is all according to a new study just produced by the National Shooting Sports Foundation on behalf of the DNR. The contiguous states
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) _ Ohio’s deer season for gun hunters got off to a big start. The state Division of Wildlife says hunters bagged more than 37,800 white-tailed deer on Monday’s opening day of the nine-day season. The preliminary total was up 12.5 percent from last year’s first day. Officials say in a statement that
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By KATHY BARKS HOFFMAN Associated Press LANSING, Mich. (AP) – Gov.-elect Rick Snyder said Tuesday he’s changing the setup of state government to include a six-person super-cabinet responsible for keeping his initiatives on track. As part of that change, Snyder plans to again split the Department of Natural Resources and Environment into two separate agencies.
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Banquets/Fundraisers. Dec. 4: Blue Earth River Valley MDHA Banquet, 5 p.m., Southern Jacks Bar. For more info call Rob Wolf, 507-943-3564. Dec. 4: Battle Lake Chapter RMEF Banquet, 5 p.m., Thumper Pond. For more info call Chuck Worum, 612-839-5386. Dec. 4: Muskies Inc. Southern Crossroads Chapter #54, 5 p.m., Owatonna Eagles Club. For more info call Rick Kozelka,
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Q: Since a lot of private land is rented land, it can be confusing as to whom I should ask for permission to hunt that land. Who has the final say on giving permission? A: This is a great question, and one that can be confusing and can get people into trouble if they do
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Volunteer hunter education instructors big factor in safety’s home run Wisconsin ended its 2010 gun-deer season free of hunter fatalities, a feat first and last seen in 1974. “No one was shot and killed while deer hunting this year in Wisconsin,” said Tim Lawhern, Department of Natural Resources hunter education administrator and conservation warden. “This
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