PIERRE, S.D. – The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Department is asking that individuals who will be goose hunting in Perkins County this fall be aware of a misprint in the 2011 Hunting Handbook. On page 22 of the Handbook, Perkins County is listed under both Unit 1 and Unit 2 Canada Goose hunting […]
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LITTLE ROCK – Arkansas deer hunters have an additional five-day opportunity to pursue their favorite activity this season. A doe-only hunt by any method is scheduled for Oct. 31 through Nov. 4. That’s Monday through Friday. Modern guns, muzzleloaders, bows and crossbows will be allowed, but the hunt is for designated zones, not statewide. The
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LITTLE ROCK – D. Victor Waits of Holts Summit, Mo., is making a career of setting state fish records in Arkansas. He holds the state record for river redhorse (8 pounds, 2 ounces) and shovelnose sturgeon (5 pounds), both taken from the Spring River. He recently added golden redhorse and northern hog sucker – again
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LITTLE ROCK – Arkansas Game and Fish Commission crews stocked almost 980,000 fish in Arkansas lakes and rivers during August, according to Mark Oliver, chief of the Fisheries Division. The total stocking of fish weighed more than 116,200 pounds. August stockings: Beaver Lake, Benton and Washington Counties, 30,250 fingerling blue catfish Bishop Park Pond, Saline
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Personal interviews with Alaska Natives in the Yukon River Basin provide unique insights on climate change and its impacts, helping develop adaptation strategies for these local communities The US Geological Survey coordinated interviews with Yup’ik hunters and elders in the villages of St. Mary’s and Pitka’s Point, Alaska, to document their observations of climate change.
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