Madison – The new call-in and online registration process for fall turkey hunting seems to be going smoothly, according to Sharon Fandel, DNR assistant upland game biologist. Phone calls and online entries are coming in regularly as hunters shoot their birds. The DNR has not fielded many calls from confused hunters. “People know about it,” […]
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Editor’s note: This issue carries the field reports from the southern Wisconsin game warden teams for September. The September reports for the northern teams appeared in the last issue, with the exception of Eau Claire and Black River Falls, which appear here. District 6 – Eau Claire area Warden Adam Hanna, of Neillsville, got a
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Albany – A abundance of apples is apparently responsible for a low bear kill during the early bear hunting season in the Adirondacks, according to DEC biologists. Harvest reports during the early bear season (Sept. 17-Oct. 14) are trickling in this fall compared to last season. “It’s down quite a bit from last year,” DEC
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Season Dates Nov. 4: Fall turkey season opens (portions of state) Nov. 5: Duck season reopens (Southeast Zone) Nov. 9: Snipe, rail and gallinule seasons close Nov. 10: Beaver/mink/muskrat/otter trapping season opens (portions of state) Nov. 12-13: Youth Waterfowl Hunt (Long Island) Nov. 14: Woodcock season closes Nov. 18: Canada goose season closes (East Central and Hudson Valley zones)
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Great fishing, but a tough economy Albany – Fishing license sales in New York declined again in 2010-11, but didn’t take the double-digit nosedive seen a year earlier on the heels of a fee hike. And while license sales dipped another 5 percent this season, the general feeling is that a sour economic climate was
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(A reminder: All persons, regardless of age, aboard a pleasure vessel less than 21 feet must wear a Personal Flotation Device (PFD) from Nov. 1 to May 1.) Western New York Lake Ontario and tributaries: Tributary action has picked up considerably thanks to rain and cooling temperatures. Salmon and trout can be found in the
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Youth hunt needs more discussion; Oct. 1 bow opener remains in place Albany – DEC’s much-scrutinized five-year deer management plan has been revised after public comments focused on several of its proposals. While the plan will guide the state’s whitetail management efforts for the next five years, it was, not surprisingly, proposals affecting hunters and
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Banquets/Fundraisers Nov. 5: Twin Rivers WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., Kampsville American Legion. For more info call Phil Godar, 618-576-2623. Nov. 5: Cass County DU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Elks Beardstown. For more info call Jason Hays, 217-883-3018. Nov. 12: Montgomery County Prairie WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., Knights of Columbus. For more info call Shawn Reynolds, 217-532-5747. Jan. 21,
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Springfield – Slowly, but surely, Illinois’ deer population is reaching equilibrium. There have been a lot of factors, but a better harvest sex ratio is a primary factor. “I would have to say the sex ratios of our harvest the last couple years have been really, really good, and that has gotten us where we
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