HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS, Colo. – Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials have completed draining operations at Dumont Lake, and are thanking anglers for their help and cooperation during a temporary public fish salvage authorized by CPW managers. The lifting of the catch and release restrictions was slated to continue until Oct. 31; however, the lake was […]
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CONCORD, N.H. — The body of a 31-year-old New Hampshire man was recovered today (Monday, October 3), from the Swift River in Conway, N.H. The drowning victim’s name will not be released until late Tuesday, October 4, pending notification of immediate family members. The man, his wife and a group of friends had been visiting
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CASTLE ROCK– Three Douglas County men who were caught reselling Colorado big-game licenses on Craigslist.com have been assessed tens of thousands of dollars in fines following their conviction on charges of aggravated illegal possession of wildlife. An investigation by Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers showed that the three men, a father and two sons, advertised
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The state’s archery deer season opened Saturday with near-perfect hunting conditions in most parts. And as a result, bowhunters statewide took 5,345 deer over the weekend. That compares to the 3,136 deer taken the first two days in 2010. Of course, those numbers may be considered skewed because last year’s season opened on a Friday
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Fall is not all football and foliage. It’s also a busy time for Ohio’s striped skunks. That distinct whiff in the early morning air is evidence that skunks have been out and about while everyone else was sleeping. Suzie Prange, a fur-bearer expert with the Ohio DNR, said the recent hot summer kept skunk activity
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Last week, I attended the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership’s annual media summit in Colorado. The group has become an important source for Outdoor News in recent years on matters of national agriculture and natural resource policy, so spending a few days with staff provided an opportunity to put names to faces and commiserate about the
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