Region I A CPO responded to a TIPS complaint for a deer carcass scattered along the roadway. The deer harvest tag was found still on the deer. The CPO contacted the permittee and interviewed the hunter. It was determined that the hunter had legally harvested the deer and had given the deer to the brother-in-law […]
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More than 300 students from schools across New Mexico will compete this month in the third annual National Archery in the Schools State Tournament. Male and female students will compete for team and individual prizes, with the winning team earning a chance to compete in the national tournament. Competition will be a “virtual” tournament, with
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LITTLE ROCK – The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission may appeal last week’s opinion by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit that overturned a lower court award for millions of dollars of timber damage to its Dave Donaldson Black River Wildlife Management Area. On July 1, 2009, Judge Charles F. Lettow of
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LITTLE ROCK – Spring in Arkansas means rain, sometimes plenty of rain. Many experienced anglers follow a technique of giving water in a lake or river a day or two to settle before fishing. When they hit the water, they keep incoming water in their game plans. This means looking for runoff into creeks and
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LITTLE ROCK – Weekly fishing reports from the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission often include mention of bass and crappie hitting jigs. Bream do, too – at times. Bream hitting small jigs is not new or all that surprising. Some anglers work regularly with crappie jigs for bream, especially the smaller jigs, like 1/16th-ounce and
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LITTLE ROCK – It’s been raining lately. Water is muddy. Can’t catch fish in muddy water, you have heard. But that’s just a poor excuse. Muddy water can mean some good catfish action, according to the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission. You’ve probably heard, or even experienced, the red-hot catfish action that can take place
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CONCORD, N.H. — The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department is looking for volunteers to help stock millions of inch-long salmon fry (young salmon) into the Merrimack River basin, several rivers and streams in the Upper Connecticut River watershed in northern New Hampshire, and the Monadnock region of southwestern New Hampshire’s Connecticut River watershed. The
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