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November 22, 2011

CO: Protect crops from winter wildlife damage

MONTROSE, Colo. — Colorado Parks and Wildlife is reminding agricultural producers to inspect their fences and enclosures as a precaution to prevent winter damage from wildlife. Every winter, deer and elk look for haystacks, orchards, nurseries and even barns in search of easy meals, explained Mark Caddy, game damage coordinator for Colorado Parks and Wildlife. […]

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13 charged with hunting violations in western NY

Warsaw, N.Y. (AP) – The opening weekend of gun season for deer hunting kept state police and environmental conservation officers busy in western New York. State police say troopers and enforcement officers from the Department of Environmental Conservation charged one woman and 12 men in Wyoming County with various violations of New York’s hunting laws.

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NH: Advisory: Remove boats from Boundary Pond by Decmeber 4

CONCORD, N.H. — The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department and the New Hampshire Department of Resources and Economic Development today issued an advisory for boat owners to remove their boats and other property from areas adjacent to the shore, dam and trail at Boundary Pond in Pittsburg, N.H., prior to the planned reconstruction of

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CO: Holiday decoration with wildlife in mind

DENVER — With the holiday season rapidly approaching, Colorado Parks and Wildlife asks citizens to keep wildlife in mind as they decorate outside their homes. Outdoor lighting and decorations can pose serious hazards to wildlife, especially deer and elk. And, unfortunately, not a year goes by without wildlife officers being called to rescue animals caught

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ID: Fish & Game launches online bear id training

Since launching its revised website on August 1, Idaho Fish and Game has added the Idaho Bear Identification program, including training, exam and videos. The course is now available on the Fish and Game website at http://fishandgame.idaho.gov/public/education/bearIdentification/. The program includes introductory and training sections and a 15-question test section. Individuals who pass the test will

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