Over 99.4 percent of state waters now open for fishing April 26, 2011 – Today, the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, in coordination with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, ordered an emergency reopening of recreational and commercial fishing in portions of state inside and outside waters […]
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State deer hunters who have been following along the past two weeks to the talks about the 2011 deer season framework know that legislators have introduced a bill, now numbered Assembly Bill 99, that, if passed, would prevent the DNR from using earn-a-buck in its current form, end the four-day October antlerless season, and prevent
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It’s time to open up the camper or air out the tent, and get ready for a season of relaxation and fun in Iowa’s state parks. This weekend marks the 6th annual Camping Kickoff. “We are hoping for a warm, dry weekend to get the state park camping season off to a great start,” said
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The countdown is on to the start of the walleye fishing season at Iowa’s Great Lakes. Beginning at midnight on the morning of May 7, the 135th walleye season will be open. The Big Three lakes – East Okoboji Lake, West Okoboji Lake and Big Spirit Lake – will host thousands of anglers from across
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I’ve tried without fail to keep this blog short and failed miserably! So, instead of scrapping it, I’m going minimalist. Rarely, does any hunt go as planned. These instances can end up good, bad, and even hysterical. But, they are always good for a lasting memory or two! Date: Sunday, April 17, 2011 Where: Illinois
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Youth Day is April 30 Maine’s spring wild turkey hunting season will begin Saturday, April 30, with the traditional Youth Day and commence Monday, May 2, for all licensed hunters with permits. A notable addition to this spring’s hunt is two wildlife management districts in the Downeast area. WMDs 19 and 28 are open to
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The deadline to attend the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency’s second Tennessee Outdoors Youth Summit (TOYS) has been extended until May 6, 2011. TOYS will be held June 12-17, 2011 for high school students from across Tennessee. The students will be introduced to many outdoor activities at the event to be held at the TWRA Montgomery
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The Iowa DNR investigated a fish kill on a small feeder stream that runs to the Turkey River about 1.5 miles southeast of Calmar Monday. The fish kill occurred when horizontal stop logs on a manure storage structure from a dairy failed Sunday. The owner, Gary Elsberend of Calmar, tried to stop manure from flowing
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Severe weather and widespread rain held down numbers Rain and severe weather complicated hunting during the first week of Missouri’s 21-day spring turkey season, leading to a 10 percent drop in the first-week harvest. Missouri hunters checked 18,788 turkeys April 18 through 24, a decrease of 2,233 compared to last year. Top counties during the
Missouri hunters check 18,788 turkeys during first week of season Read More »
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