RATON – The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish is seeking information about the theft of dozens of game fish at Stubblefield Lake in northeastern New Mexico. Most of the stolen fish, believed to be walleye, were removed from Department nets pulled to shore late Friday, April 8, or early Saturday, April 9. The […]
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The Department of Game and Fish will be conducting roadblocks to inspect boats and related equipment for aquatic invasive species at popular reservoirs during the 2011 boating season. Officers will establish roadblocks to contact boaters and ensure that vessels and gear are invasive-species free. Aquatic invasive species include zebra and quagga mussels, which occur in
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As hard water fishing wraps up, it’s time to start thinking about spring river fishing or inland open water seasons. Here’s where those boat storage tips from last fall really pay off. For starters, before embarking on an ice-out crappie adventure, make sure that battery is charged. You don’t want to arrive at the access
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GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. – Spring has arrived in Colorado and it won’t be long before newly born wildlife take their first awkward steps, sometimes near watchful people. The Colorado Division of Wildlife is reminding the public that the well-intentioned impulse to save what appears to be an orphaned or abandoned animal can often lead to
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LAMAR, Colo. – Spring fishing is beginning to heat up in southeastern Colorado. “Anglers are getting their gear out to go after crappie, bass, wipers, walleyes, catfish and other warmwater species,” said Jim Ramsay, the Colorado Division of Wildlife aquatic biologist for the lower Arkansas River Basin. “Based on our sampling results and incremental stocking,
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PIERRE, S.D. – The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks and the Department of Health teamed up in an effort to increase the amount of time pre-school age children spend outdoors. The two departments recently awarded nature backpacks, filled with items to encourage outdoor activities, to childcare providers and pre-schools across the state. Based on
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CONCORD, N.H. — The N.H. Fish and Game Commission unanimously passed a resolution supporting the work and accomplishments of the Land and Community Heritage Investment Program, commonly known as LCHIP, at their March meeting. The resolution further calls for the State Legislature to provide LCHIP with the full amount of revenue generated from the dedicated
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Q. When can I apply for depredation hunts this year? A. The sign-up period to participate in depredation hunts this year runs from May 1 through June 30. Applications that come in after June 30 are added to the list but have little chance of being selected. Applicants must have a valid Idaho hunting or
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Bird banding is a valuable and widely used technique for studying the movement, survival, and behavior of birds. Individual identification of birds makes possible studies of dispersal and migration, behavior and social structure, life-span and survival rate, reproductive success, and population growth. Banding programs primarily for waterfowl have identified distinct north-south flyways – or migration
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