This weekly fishing report is provided by the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation. NORTHEAST Eucha: December 13. Elevation 3 3/4 ft. below normal and rising, water 46 and dingy. Crappie fair on minnows and jigs. Report submitted by Dwight Moore, City of Tulsa. Kaw: December 12. Catfish slow on cut bait with rod […]
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CONCORD, N.H. — Temperatures are dropping, and lakes and ponds are beginning to freeze over — tell-tale signs that Old Man Winter is almost here. Once the hustle and bustle of the holiday season is over, why not get outside and enjoy the New Hampshire winter by taking an ice fishing class? The New Hampshire
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COMMISSIONER MARTIN TO PROVIDE ONE-YEAR PROGRESS REPORT ON BARNEGAT BAY WORK AND ANNOUNCE LAND PRESERVATION AGREEMENT TRENTON – On Thursday, Dec. 15 at noon, DEP Commissioner Bob Martin and staff will provide a one-year update on progress made under Governor Christie’s Barnegat Bay Comprehensive Restoration Plan. He will also make an announcement regarding preservation of
Vernon, Utah (AP) – Bill Keebler knows coyotes. He can follow their tracks, even in deer trails, and he knows their scat and wily ways. And for a price, he’ll help you kill one. “They can hear a mouse squeak at 300 yards. And they can see you blink from 100 yards,” the 52-year-old Tooele
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Traverse City, Mich. (AP) – Michigan wildlife officials say it appears that slightly more deer were killed in this year’s firearms hunting season than during the same period in 2010. The Department of Natural Resources said Friday that initial estimates suggest the harvest ranged from unchanged to 10 percent higher in the Upper Peninsula. The
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Helena, Mont. (AP) – Montana on Thursday extended its wolf hunt to Feb. 15 as the number of predators killed so far has fallen far short of the quota of 220 animals. The state’s Fish, Wildlife and Parks Commission also approved a plan to allow hunters to assist state and federal officials in killing problem
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Lapeer, Mich. (AP) – After his hunting buddy missed, Jeff Kerr says he couldn’t resist: He shot a 13-point trophy buck on his grandmother’s land in Lapeer County, a deer with a generous rack. “This is a once-in-a-lifetime rack for a deer hunter,” said Lt. Dave Malloch of the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. But
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Sioux Falls, S.D. (AP) – A program that offers reward money for tips about illegal hunting or fishing in South Dakota paid out $8,725 last year. Turn In Poachers is run through the state Department of Game, Fish and Parks. The Argus Leader reports that the program produced 394 investigations in the fiscal year ending
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While southwestern North Dakota is on the edge of the sage grouse’s native range, the state still has an important role in improving long-term prospects for this large upland bird. North Dakota Lieutenant Governor Drew Wrigley, along with North Dakota Game and Fish Department Director Terry Steinwand, attended a meeting in Cheyenne, Wyo., last week
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