Montana’s young hunters will have a special treat Sept. 24-25, the weekend of the youth waterfowl and pheasant special seasons. Legally licensed hunters ages 12-15 will be able to hunt ducks, mergansers, geese, coots and pheasants statewide on these two days. Also, under a new regulation, youngsters 11 years of age who will reach 12 […]
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CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) – Gray wolves in Wyoming moved a step closer to losing federal protection Wednesday. The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission approved a deal between Gov. Matt Mead and Interior Secretary Ken Salazar that turns wolf management over to the state. Under the agreement hammered out this summer, Wyoming would classify wolves as
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MIAMI (AP) – A federal judge has blocked enforcement of a first-in-the-nation law that restricted what Florida physicians can say about guns to their patients, ruling the law violates the U.S. Constitution’s free speech guarantees and does not trample gun rights. U.S. District Judge Marcia Cooke said it was important to emphasize “the free flow
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A new, irritating wrinkle has emerged in the gray wolf delisting saga. I hope readers reviewed Tim Spielman’s wolf delisting story on the front of the Sept. 2 edition of Outdoor News. A taxonomic debate has emerged over whether the so-called eastern wolf has interbred with gray wolves, especially in Wisconsin and Michigan. A status
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Has anybody else noticed that several national magazines in the outdoors-magazine section feature women on the cover this month? I was at my favorite bookstore yesterday and noticed this on at least two well-known hunting publications. I decided to do a little more digging and have found several other prominent references to women on outdoors
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Wisconsin’s Deer Hunter Wildlife Survey will go live online beginning September 17, the opening day of the 2011 deer season. This will be the third year of the survey which asks deer hunters to report their field observations of a variety of wildlife species, hunting conditions and hours spent pursuing game. Deer hunters’ efforts have
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FERNANDINA BEACH, Fla. – With the EPA recently allowing fuel companies to increase the amount of ethanol found in gasoline from 10 percent to 15 percent, the move could mean more damaged boat engines for owners who use the fuel. Ethanol increases the acidity of the fuel, which in older boats and motors can dissolve
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commissioners Thursday set mountain lion hunting harvest limits for 2012 and considered changes in hunting regulations to address late-winter conflicts with turkeys on agricultural properties on some parts of the Eastern Plains. Commissioners also directed staff to continue exploring the environmental protections that would be needed to
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PIERRE, S.D. – Anglers targeting walleye on Lake Sharpe and Lake Francis Case are reminded that the 15-inch minimum length limit went back into effect on Sept. 1. The daily limit is four walleyes with a 15-inch minimum for length limit, of which one may be greater than 20 inches in length. Since the boating
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