Eagle River, Wis. (AP) – Federal officials say eight bald eagles in northern Wisconsin were apparently near death this spring after being accidentally poisoned. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is investigating the incident. The eagles were found comatose last month at a landfill in the Eagle River area. Wildlife rehabilitator Marge Gibson says one […]
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Springfield, Ill. (AP) – Illinois lawmakers have overwhelmingly OK’d prohibiting public disclosure of the names of people who hold firearm owner identification cards. The Senate voted 42-1 Friday to overturn a ruling this year by Attorney General Lisa Madigan’s office that the names are public under the Freedom of Information Act. Madigan responded after the
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This fishing report, provided by the Department of Game and Fish and The Fish Phone, has been generated from the best information available from area officers, anglers, guides and local businesses. Conditions may vary as stream, lake and weather conditions alter fish and angler activities. Northwest Animas River – The flow is 825 cfs.
NM: Weekly Fishing Report May 17, 2011 Read More »
The Department of Land and Natural Resources is pleased to announce the opening of archery, muzzleloading rifle, and high-powered rifle hunting seasons for feral goats on the island ofKauai. Pursuant to Title 13, Chapter 123 “Rules Regulating Game Mammal Hunting,” the following rules and conditions will be in effect for the hunt: No permit or
State of Hawaii DLNR announces goat hunting to open on Kauai Read More »
When the Susquehanna River was named the most endangered river in the country on May 17 by American Rivers, you would think it would’ve triggered a proactive reaction from group’s such as the Susquehanna River Basin Commission (SRBC). But in a strange twist, the organization attempted to downplay the designation and go on the defensive.
Susquehanna River named most endangered river for good reason Read More »
Havre De Grace, Md. (May 20, 2011) – The Maryland Natural Resources Police (NRP) Special Operations Divison is investigating a fatal boating accident that occurred at 9:45 a.m. today at the Tidewater Marina located on the Susquehanna River in Havre De Grace. A preliminary investigation found that a 44-foot sailboat was leaving the dock area
Maryland NRP Investigates Fatal Boating Accident in Harford County Read More »
I was lucky to have two great teachers take me on my first turkey hunt – Kelly Alexander, of Chaseburg, and Jesse Wojtkiewicz, of Rochester, Minn. They film for an outdoor TV show as a hobby and they also love taking out new hunters. The hunting began Friday the 13th; maybe that was our first mistake.
Skunked by Turkeys on Friday the 13th Read More »
Vehicle access to Peacock Flats Campground is temporarily restricted do to heightened military security levels at military access points. Campers and hikers may still access the Peacock Flats Campgrounds A and B from the Farrington Highway side by way of the Kealia and Mokuleia Access Road via bicycle and foot traffic ONLY, until further notice.
HI: Vehicle access to Peacock Flats limited until further notice. Read More »
PIERRE, S.D. – South Dakota state parks will have additional campsites operational for Memorial Day weekend. Lake Thompson Recreation Area near Lake Preston is expected to re-open Wednesday, May 25, after a month-long closure caused by historically high lake levels. Campers will have modern facilities, and the boat ramp will be open for Memorial Day
SD: Campsites Open for Memorial Day Weekend Read More »
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