The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) has closed a portion of Rockefeller State Wildlife Refuge (SWR) due to litter problems created by recreational fishermen. The water management control structure known locally as Mud Hole, in that portion of Rockefeller SWR within Cameron Parish, will be closed to the public until further notice. Refuge […]
The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission invites the public to comment on its 2011 waterfowl hunting season recommendations. People may provide feedback by sending an e-mail to ngpc.input@nebraska.gov, attending a public informational meeting, or attending the public hearing at the Game and Parks board of commissioners meeting on July 29. Staff recommendations for the waterfowl,
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I went the other day to renew my license plate tabs. This was after the state government shutdown. Ahead of me in line was a woman who had tried in vain to buy a fishing license at a retail store and then a bait shop. She was certain if she found an open government center
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Pheasants a good pick to introduce family, friends to hunting fun Wisconsin is two months from the start of the archery gun season, and about the best time to share your hunting traditions with friends and family. Between all the usual warm weather activities you enjoy, it is the time to consider planning for fall
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Hunters with disabilities can sign up for the 2011 disabled gun deer hunt by contacting sponsoring landowners directly to make arrangements. Hunters are encouraged to contact sponsors as soon as possible so sponsors can meet the Sept. 1 deadline to submit a list of participating hunters to DNR. The list of sponsoring landowners for the
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The Iowa Department of Natural Resources annual survey of upland game populations begins on Aug. 1, with state biologists and conservation officers driving more than 200, 30-mile roadside routes statewide. “The August Roadside Survey is the DNR’s main tool for determining whether our fall populations will be up or down from the previous year,” says
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Campground, Other Facilities Remain Open While Lake is Down HARLAN, IA – The process of draining Prairie Rose Lake ahead of the $3 million restoration project will begin early next week. Once the water control gate is opened, the water level will fall about three feet per week, until the lake is completely drained sometime after
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Conservation program at FFA Leadership Camp reaches 1,200 students We like this, so we wanted to share it with a nationwide audience. It will take long-range vision to plant a land ethic in tomorrow’s conservation decision makers, and this is the kind of educational effort required, especially for reaching private landowners. LAKE OZARK, Mo. –
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GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. – Rookie anglers interested in learning some basics about the art of fly fishing are encouraged to attend the Fly Fishing 101 seminar to be held in the Colorado Parks and Wildlife office in Grand Junction, July 19. The evening seminar topics will include casting techniques and participants will have the opportunity
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