Salt Lake City (AP) – Nighttime deer poachers beware – that shadowy creature on the side of the road may just be remote-controlled. State wildlife officials across the country have for several decades been rolling out roadside robot decoys to nab unscrupulous hunters, and the effort has paid off with hundreds of citations. A robotic […]
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Deer seasons are opening all over the country. Archers always get the first crack at them and then the rifle, shotgun and muzzleloader hunters get their chance. Every year it seems there are more than a few confrontations between hunters about who gets the dead deer. I just saw a recent post where a melee
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Bismarck, N.D. (AP) – North Dakota wildlife officials say an Asian carp species famous for leaping out of the water when startled by boat motors has been caught on the James River. State Game and Fish spokesman Lynn Schlueter says the silver carp was caught near LaMoure, in southeast North Dakota. He says the wildlife
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Plopping down in ever-so-comfortable Delta Airlines seat 6B en route to Grand Junction, Colo., two weeks ago, a familiar face glanced up from my left. There against the window was Dave Nomsen, Pheasants Forever government affairs director. “You’ll never escape the press,” I quipped at the affable Nomsen. On our flight west, we had a
The attorney for Ohio Division of Wildlife Officer Allan Wright has been in communication with a federal prosecutor in Washington, D.C. “regarding a possible resolution” of federal Lacey Act wildlife charges that were filed recently against Wright, the former Brown County wildlife officer. Attorney H. Louis Sirkin of Cincinnati said, “I can’t talk about it
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LITTLE ROCK – The deer hunt is coming up, and your anticipation builds by the hour. Get license, got gun, got ammunition, got the orange vest and cap, got a good place to hunt. But are you fully prepared? A quick check list before you leave home is wise. Start by reading. Read the current
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LITTLE ROCK – It’s been a long, hot and dry summer in Arkansas. Muzzleloading season begins Oct. 22 in most of the state and current weather conditions call for heightened levels of fire danger. Hunters should be aware that there are numerous burn bans across the state. County burn bans also apply to Arkansas Game
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FOUKE – Sulphur River Wildlife Management Area has secrets. One is it is a throwback to the Arkansas that early explorers and settlers found. The second is its duck hunting. And just for variety, visitors have chances at spotting alligators, eagles and black bellied whistling ducks – the latter a new and growing wildlife story
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This weekly fishing report is provided by the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation. CENTRAL Hefner: October 10. Elevation below normal and dropping, water 67-74 and clear. Largemouth bass good on square bill crankbaits at 3-8 ft. in rocky areas. Smallmouth bass slow on square bill crankbaits at 3-8 ft. in rocky areas. White bass
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