ROCKTON, Pa. (AP) – State police say they’ve cited a central Pennsylvania man for shooting on or across a highway after the man killed a deer in a wooded median on Interstate 80 in Clearfield County. State police in Dubois say they cited Erich May, of State College, after the incident Saturday evening in Union […]
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) – Gun maker Smith & Wesson says it plans to move one of its manufacturing divisions from Rochester, N.H., to the company’s headquarters in Springfield, Mass. The Thompson/Center Arms unit makes hunting rifles. Smith & Wesson acquired the firm in 2006. Smith & Wesson said the relocation would increase operational efficiency. A
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I have to say that I’m excited about this blog thing – an outlet that will give me free rein to pass along pertinent outdoor information, share some of my feelings and thoughts about the outdoor issues and share a little bit about who I am and what I do. It should be both fun and rewarding.
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By MATT VOLZ Associated Press HELENA, Mont. (AP) – The federal government is proposing to spend roughly $588 million over the next two or three decades to prevent 2 million acres of prime migratory bird habitat across the Dakotas and part of Montana from turning into farmland. The Dakota Grassland Conservation Area would be the
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MADISON, Wis. (AP) – State environmental officials want to know how they should reduce phosphorus pollution in the Rock River basin. The Department of Natural Resources adopted sweeping rules this summer to limit phosphorus in state waters. Portions of the rules affecting wastewater plants went into effect this month. More provisions addressing agricultural run-off take
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Hello! Many of you may know me or have seen some of my writing here on the pages of ION. I am pretty excited to become part a growing staff of fellow outdoorsmen that have chosen to take some time out from our busy lives and bring some of what we do as well as
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As of 5 p.m. Wednesday, New Jersey hunters had checked a record 426 black bears in the first Garden State bear hunt since 2005. The NJ Department of Environmental Protection is expecting the number to climb as high as 1,000 for the 7,800 permits.
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New York deer hunters are always hoping for snow. But it’s doubtful they’re happy with 2 to 4 feet of the white stuff, which is what many whitetail chasers in central and western New York saw during the latter portion of the Southern Zone’s regular firearms deer season. It’s the kind of weather event that
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None of the 1,618 deer that hunters harvested in and near northwestern Minnesota’s bovine tuberculosis (TB) management zone displayed obvious signs of the disease, likely eliminating the need for additional hunting seasons this winter and late winter sharpshooting, according to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR). “Because adequate samples have been obtained, there will
No Bovine TB detected; no sharpshooting, late season planned Read More »
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