My first musky was a memorable catch, as it should be. I was a junior at Starpoint Central School in Pendleton, finding my niche with other fishermen on the baseball team. Senior Paul Kennedy knew I loved fishing and suggested that we skip one afternoon to hike down into the Niagara Gorge to cast […]
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CONCORD, N.H. – An 82-year-old Newmarket man, Bruce Charity, who was missing since late yesterday (Monday, December 12, 2011), was reached by rescuers about 10:30 a.m. today after a N.H. State Police helicopter crew spotted him from the air. Alive, but suffering from hypothermia, Charity is being carried out of the remote swampy area in
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ROCKY FORD, Colo. – Two rare minnows are once again swimming in the Arkansas River thanks to pioneering research efforts at the John Mumma Native Aquatic Species Restoration Facility. Plains minnows (Hybognathus placitus) and suckermouth minnows (Phenacobius mirabilis) are native species on the Colorado threatened and endangered list. The small minnows were stocked into the
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Friday of the second Illinois firearm deer season had dawned as a beautiful day for hunting. After watching a parade of a dozen does and fawns wander through the wooded hollow below my ladder-stand, I settled the sights of my 12 gauge shotgun on unlucky 13 and pulled the trigger. The doe succumbed to the
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Muzzleloader hunters killed 4,827 deer over the weekend, topping last year’s total of 3,328. That’s still far below the state record of 5,973 killed during the 2006 season, but is still considered good news for those who thought the three-day season wold fall in line with the just-completed shotgun season. Shotgun hunters saw their totals
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