Spencer Endorf of Norfolk won the overall title for the second straight time at the Nebraska High School 3-D archery tournament June 11 in Broken Bow. He scored 466 out of a possible 480 points. The high overall team was Elkhorn Valley with 1,247 out of 1,440 points. Team members were Wade Oelsligle, Brian Stuckwisch, […]
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The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) has reopened all boat traffic for a four-mile long stretch in the Atchafalaya Basin in St. Martin Parish starting at noon on June 13. The department closed an area from the Henderson levee on the west side to the Butte La Rose levee on the east side
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MUSKEGON, Mich. (AP) – The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service plans a sea lamprey survey in Muskegon County later this month. The goal is to determine whether it’s necessary to do sea lamprey control in the lower Muskegon River. Fisheries biologists and technicians are to conduct surveys of the river between June 21 and June
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ELY, Minn. (AP) – Minnesota wildlife officials say a silver-phase northern pike caught this week by a Wisconsin angler may have been huge, but it won’t be an official state record. Linda Erickson-Eastwood is a fisheries program manager with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. She says the DNR used to keep records for silver
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The Oregon Senate confirmed on Tuesday the appointments of Holly Akenson and Michael Finley to represent Oregon’s Eastern and Western districts respectively on the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission. Akenson, of Enterprise, will replace Carter Kerns who has served on the Commission since 2003. Finley, of Medford, will replace Marla Rae who has served on
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Getting credit for catching a record fish in Texas is easier than you may think, especially if you’re a youngster. Better still from a conservation standpoint, you can hang a nice Texas Parks and Wildlife certificate on your wall instead of a mounted trophy. “With school out and plenty of time for fishing, the department
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Explore Bowhunting! A brand new outdoor kids program teaching ageless bowhunting skills such as tracking, wildlife calls, anatomy, shot placement and more! If you want to share your passion for bowhunting or simply help engage kids in learning outside the classroom, check out the Explore Bowhunting page at http://fw.ky.gov/explorebowhunting.asp.
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The Bear Aware training program planned at the Montana Wild Outdoor Learning Center this Saturday, June 11 as part of the Outdoors Fest is canceled due to weather. The Outdoors Fest has been postponed until Sept. 24. This program will be offered in the future by the Montana Wild Center at Spring Meadow Lake State
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The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife invites Bend-area youth for a day of fishing at Shevlin Park Pond on Thursday, June 16 from 9 a.m. to noon. ODFW staff and volunteers will be on hand to help young anglers learn how to bait a hook, cast a rod and even land a fish. There
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