No matter how hard man tries, it’s predictably difficult to control natural outcomes. Wild animals are opportunistic and strive to survive. Here’s what happened when wildlife officials tried to reign in fish-eating terns… EAST SAND ISLAND, Wash. (AP) – An attempt by government wildlife experts to control seabirds at the mouth of the Columbia River […]
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SCRANTON, Pa. (AP) – Pennsylvanians overwhelmingly like the natural gas industry and favor taxing it, but are divided about whether the benefits outweigh possible environmental harm, according to a new Franklin & Marshall College poll released Wednesday. They also strongly oppose opening more state forest land to drilling and think drilling has improved the state’s
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JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) – A Juneau, Alaska, woman says she knows it was stupid to punch a black bear in the snout to save her dog. But Brooke Collins says the attack happened so fast that all she could think about is keeping her dachshund, Fudge, from being killed. The 22-year-old says as soon as
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Four hunters. Four limits of doves. Not uncommon Thursday, on Opening Day of Iowa’s first mourning dove season. “Mostly passing shots to begin with; some coming at me, some going away; anywhere from 10 to 40 yards,” assessed Matt Prachar of Wheatland, after walking out of a cut sunflower field on the state Hawkeye Wildlife
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Applications due Sept. 8 The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) reminds those interested in hunting deer in Itasca State Park during the muzzleloader season that a special hunt permit is now required and the deadline for applying for this permit is Sept. 8. In addition to the new special hunt permit requirement, the season
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After spending hours at the Oklahoma Wildlife Expo, 17-year-old Jake Sutton of Yukon knew falconry was the sport for him. “I’ve always seen it in history books and thought it would be a cool thing to do, so the Oklahoma Falconer’s Association booth really stood out to me,” said Sutton, who is now an apprentice
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Check out the outdoor calendar provided by the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation for all your outdoor information. SEPTEMBER 1-Oct. 31 & Dec. 4-Jan. 1, 2012: Dove season. Seasons on public land may vary from statewide season dates. For full details and regulations, consult the current “Oklahoma Hunting Guide.” 3-4: Oklahoma Free Hunting days. For
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Share your passion: Fish and Game needs volunteer instructors to teach ice fishing, fly fishing or basic fishing to youth and adults. Training sessions coming up this fall — http://www.fishnh.com/Newsroom/News_2011/News_2011_Q3/LGF_instructor_trng_082911.html NORTH COUNTRY In late August and early September, biologists throughout the state evaluate the growth and survival of Atlantic salmon in the Connecticut and
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This is the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s fishing report for September 1, 2011. Fishing Highlight of the Week: Late summer is a great time to fish deep brush piles for crappie and bass. The trick is finding these hidden gems. The AGFC has planted many brush piles across the state and marked their locations
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