ALBANY, New York (AP) – Anne LaBastille, the environmentalist, sometime hermit and author whose “Woodswoman” autobiographies inspired others to venture into the wilderness, has died at a nursing home. She was 75. The city clerk’s office in Plattsburgh confirmed a death certificate was filed for LaBastille but would not release other details. Friends said she […]
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Too many anglers associate crappie fishing with spring, then give up in the summer. Via some common sense, and a little help from your electronics, you can find crappies during the summer. There’s a myth that crappies strictly school and suspend during the summer when they actually can be belly to the bottom this time
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CONCORD, N.H. – Hunters who want the chance to take additional antlerless deer in Wildlife Management Unit M in southeastern New Hampshire during the fall hunting seasons can now buy a special permit from the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department. This year, a total of up to 4,000 hunters will be allowed to purchase
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Wisconsin’s 2011 Deer Hunting Regulations have been posted on the state DNR website. Click here to read them over, and get ready for fall!
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Early youth portion later this year; unlimited antlerless permits available in more counties JEFFERSON CITY Mo – Hunters will find seasons and regulations for Missouri’s 2011-2012 deer-hunting season similar to last year’s. Exceptions include the timing of the Early Youth Portion of Firearms Deer Season and new counties where unlimited antlerless permits are available. The
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Boaters and anglers play critical roles in preventing the spread of aquatic invasive species HERMITAGE Mo – Follow-up testing at Pomme de Terre Lake has given the southwest Missouri lake a clean bill of health regarding zebra mussels. State officials say the news emphasizes the important role boaters and anglers play in preventing the spread
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WALDEN, Colo. – Colorado Parks and Wildlife has temporarily lifted all bag and possession limits at Lake John prior to the start of a reclamation project scheduled for this summer. Through August 8, anglers with a current fishing license can keep as many fish as they can catch using hook, line and conventional tackle at
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