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October 14, 2011

Washington deer hunters can also take cougar when season opens around state

Olympia – With the state’s most popular deer-hunting season set to start Saturday (Oct. 15), the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is reminding hunters that cougars are also fair game anywhere in the state. Under this year’s rules, deer hunters with a valid cougar license and transport tag can take a cougar during

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Online application service now available for Arizona spring 2012 hunts

The Arizona Game and Fish Department has announced that online application service for Arizona’s 2012 spring hunts is now available as of Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2011. Hunters who haven’t yet submitted an application for the spring hunts for turkey, javelina, buffalo and bear will be able to apply online by visiting www.azgfd.gov/draw and selecting a

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Third Elk Hunt Set to Get Underway in Tennessee

Nashville – The third-ever managed elk hunt in Tennessee is scheduled to begin Monday, Oct. 17 and will continue through Friday, Oct. 21 as five persons will be seeking a trophy at the North Cumberland Wildlife Management Area. Four persons, all Tennessee residents, were selected in a computer drawing from 6,840 applicants for this year’s

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Hunters can access 33,000 new acres of private land in eastern Oregon

Salem, Ore. – ODFW’s Access and Habitat Program has made cooperative agreements with six landowners to open another 33,233 acres of private lands in eastern Oregon to public hunting access. Hunting opportunities available include deer, elk, pronghorn, upland game birds, and predators on private land in Baker, Grant, Harney, Morrow and Wheeler and Harney counties.

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Oregon commission sets 2012 big game regulations

PENDLETON, Ore.-The Fish and Wildlife Commission met today to set 2012 big game hunting regulations. The 2012 Oregon Big Game Regulations will be online and at ODFW offices and license sales agents by Dec. 1. Besides standard calendar shifts in season dates, there are changes to hunt boundaries, new hunts and minor regulation changes from

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Montana Nonresident Elk And Deer Hunting Licenses Available

Nonresidents can purchase Montana deer and elk hunting licenses online, by phone, or over-the-counter in Helena. The licenses, good for antlered deer and elk in most hunting districts, can be used for the general hunting season, which runs Oct. 22 through Nov. 27. “We have a total of about 1,000 nonresident big game, elk, and

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Urban deer harvest similar to 2010 in Missouri

Jefferson City – Missouri hunters checked 570 deer during the urban portion of firearms deer season Oct. 7 through 10, virtually identical to last year’s figure and approximately half the long-term average. The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) attributes the small harvest to lower deer activity and hunter effort related to unseasonably warm weather. MDC

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