Some would say if you have never had a chance to catch a fish, then you really haven’t experienced Oklahoma, but you can at this year’s seventh annual Oklahoma Wildlife Expo slated for Sept. 24-25. The Wildlife Expo, held at the Lazy E Arena just north of Oklahoma City, provides visitors a chance to fish […]
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Some would say if you have never had a chance to catch a fish, then you really haven’t experienced Oklahoma, but you can at this year’s seventh annual Oklahoma Wildlife Expo slated for Sept. 24-25. The Wildlife Expo, held at the Lazy E Arena just north of Oklahoma City, provides visitors a chance to fish
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A new association has been formed to provide landowners and state prescribed burn associations with an organization that can assist them with liability insurance, finding funding for equipment and training, and a voice for prescribed burning throughout the state. The Oklahoma Prescribed Burn Association (OPBA) was formed through a three-year Conoco-Phillips challenge grant from the
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Check out the outdoor calendar provided by the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation for all your outdoor information. JULY 23: Aquatic Resources Education Program, Hooked on Fishing for Kids 5-15 at Crystal Lake (6625 SW 15th St) from 8 to 10 a.m. For more information or to register contact Bob Martin at (405) 316-3474. 23:
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) – A state appeals court has reversed an earlier court’s ruling that invalidated two Missouri hunting regulations. A southeastern Missouri trial judge concluded last year that the hunting rules were vague and therefore unconstitutional. Missouri’s Southern District Court of Appeals reversed that ruling earlier this month. The appellate court largely focused
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SCOTTSDALE, Arizona (AP) – A woman attacked by a bear while walking her dog four weeks ago has died of complications from her injuries. Family members say 61-year-old Lana Hollingsworth died Monday at a Scottsdale hospital after undergoing numerous surgeries following the mauling on June 28. KTVK-TV reports doctors believe an unknown bacteria, possibly from
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The owner of an African arts store in Philadephia has been arrested and charged with 10 felony counts for orchestrating the smuggling of elephant ivory from Africa and selling new carvings to customers in the United States as antiques. Service special agents, whose investigation secured conspiracy, smuggling, and wildlife trafficking counts against the defendant, seized
If, in the first week of June you had bet me that my pond would be down three feet by the end of July, then you would own the family farm. Back then, following a frog-drowner of a spring with rain-rain-rain, the pond was as high as I had seen it come first of June
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There is an old saying in fishing that, at the beginning of each outing, you can assume the fish are deep, shallow or somewhere in between. Assuming the species you’re after could be in shallow water, it’s smart to check there first. Catching fish is all about efficiency, and we are most efficient in the
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