As Minnesota’s snowmobile season begins, conservation officers from the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) remind snowmobile operators to drive safely and to drive smart. “They need to contain their enthusiasm for that first ride and get this season off to a smooth, safe start,” said Lt. Leland Owens, DNR recreational vehicle coordinator. “Drivers should also […]
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Ohio’s popular deer-gun season will run an additional weekend, Saturday and Sunday, December 18-19, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR), Division of Wildlife. The extra weekend days were added beginning in 2006 in response to comments received from hunters for more weekend time to hunt. Deer can be hunted with a legal
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (AP) – Iowa environmental officials are looking for ways to stop the slide in the number of hunters, which is blamed primarily on the declining pheasant population. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service says the number of Iowa hunters declined more than 20 percent between 1991 and 2001, which mirrors a nationwide
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The Arizona Game and Fish Department is pleased by a decision to authorize the release of an adult male Mexican wolf into eastern Arizona later this month or in January to help restore the stability of the Hawks Nest Pack and promote future breeding to further the Mexican Wolf Reintroduction project. The department had approved
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NEWTON, N.J. (AP) – Dozens of animal rights activists gathered in northwestern New Jersey on Saturday to express their anger as the state’s six-day bear hunt came to an end. No incidents or arrests were reported at the weigh station in Newton, where hunters have been bringing their kills to have them recorded by wildlife
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By The Associated Press Michigan officials say hunters killed roughly as many deer during the November firearms season as they did in 2009. The Department of Natural Resources and Environment estimates the total at around 234,000. A final count will be released next summer. When other seasons are added, last year’s kill was 444,047. Deer
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By PATRICIA ECKER Morning Sun (Mount Pleasant) CLARE, Mich. (AP) – Sarah Youngs’ hobby turned into her profession, as a taxidermist for Jay’s Sporting Goods in Clare, where on the third day of firearm deer hunting season, they received 35 deer to be preserved. Youngs, of Farwell, learned the art of taxidermy from her father
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CHICAGO (AP) – The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency says air quality in 2009 was the same or improved throughout most of the state compared to the previous year. The EPA issued its annual report Friday. It says air quality measured at the agency’s 80 monitoring sites overall was good or moderate 96 percent of the
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Freedom Group, Inc. announced today that it will close its Bushmaster Firearms International manufacturing facility located in Windham, Maine, effective March 31, 2011. The Bushmaster brand and products remain key strategic assets within the Freedom Group portfolio, the company said. It will relocate manufacturing of all Bushmaster products currently produced at Windham to other, existing
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