CANON CITY, Colo. – Colorado Parks and Wildlife is asking the public to help solve a poaching crime in Fremont County. Two dead elk were discovered late last week along High Park Rd. (Fremont Co. Rd. 11) in northeast Fremont County. The hind quarters of one of the elk was taken, but the rest of […]
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CONCORD, N.H. — Preliminary reports show that young hunters succeeded in harvesting 387 deer during the 2011 Youth Deer Hunt Weekend in New Hampshire, which took place on October 22-23. This year’s reported youth hunt total is up slightly from the 2010 total of 376 deer and 2009 total of 363 deer for the weekend,
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PIERRE, S.D. – The boat ramp at Spring Creek Recreation Area north of Pierre is currently closed to public use. The ramp is being used to stage repair work at the Spring Creek Marina. Boaters will be able to use the Lighthouse Point and Cow Creek boat ramps until those docks are removed for the
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DENVER – Colorado pheasant and quail hunters will have access to an additional 45,000 acres of private lands when the season opens Nov. 12, thanks to Colorado Parks and Wildlife and a federal grant program to encourage landowners to allow hunting. The new acreage means more than 260,000 acres are available to upland bird hunters
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Springfield – An investigation focused on the unlawful harvest of a 36-point non-typical deer scoring 261 5/8 and valued at $35,000 has resulted in charges against Illinois men. The three men were the center of an 11-month investigation by DNR and cited for numerous Wildlife Code violations, including the illegal take of a potential state-record
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