The future of anything has always rested in the hands of teachers. When it comes to fishing and hunting, this is especially true. Teachers, mentors, guides-call ‘em what you will, they hold the fate of the future of our outdoor traditions. Jason Mitchell has been a fanatical fisherman and hunter since he was a young …
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HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) – Most people who want to use one of Pennsylvania’s 29 public shooting ranges on state gamelands now need a $30 permit or a current general hunting or furtaking license. The state Game Commission on Friday announced the rules have gone into effect. They were imposed after upgrades to the ranges that
Nebraska state parks and recreation areas are increasingly opening facilities for use and offering services this spring. The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission offers a status update of parks and areas. More updates will be available in the future, and all park information may be found at OutdoorNebraska.org. The following is a status report, as
During my writing career, I have covered many hunting and fishing contests. The events are certainly exciting and draw large crowds. However, without fail, grumblings and accusations about some type of foul play are heard at every contest. The organizers must attempt to prevent and deal with suspected cheating. It is not an easy job.
Weather, additional opportunities credited for increase DOVER (April 1, 2011) – For only the third time in history, Delaware hunters harvested more than 14,000 deer in a single season, with an actual total of 14,183 deer during the 2010-11 season, the DNREC Division of Fish and Wildlife announced today. The total harvest was a 14.4
DOVER (April 1, 2011) – On March 21, entries created by students in grades K through 12 from all over the state were judged in the 2011 Junior Duck Stamp Contest. Winners will be displayed on Saturday, April 2 during the annual Delaware Ducks Unlimited Greenwings Event at Owens Station in Greenwood. Maria Ji, a
BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) – Western lawmakers said they will keep pushing to lift federal protections for gray wolves despite a proposed settlement between some environmentalists and the Obama administration. The settlement faces several legal hurdles before it can go into effect, leaving uncertain whether it will be approved before lawmakers act. The deal would lift
MILWAUKEE – A mid-March fish kill of thousands of gizzard shad in the Milwaukee Harbor ship canals was caused by the fish virus viral hemorrhagic septicemia, or VHS, according to results released March 31 from the Wisconsin Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory in Madison. The finding represents the first time VHS has been detected in Wisconsin’s waters
MILWAUKEE – A mid-March fish kill of thousands of gizzard shad in the Milwaukee Harbor ship canals was caused by the fish virus viral hemorrhagic septicemia, or VHS, according to results released March 31 from the Wisconsin Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory in Madison. The finding represents the first time VHS has been detected in Wisconsin’s waters
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