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December 22, 2011

ID: Comments sought on Fish and Game-Harris land exchange

The Idaho departments of Fish and Game and Parks and Recreation are seeking public comments on a proposal to exchange 45 acres of the 34,000 acre Boise River Wildlife Management Area for 180 acres of private land nearby owned by the Harris Family LTD Partnership. Adjacent urban activities have affected big game winter use of

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AR: Chastain, Knoedl promoted to AGFC deputy directors

LITTLE ROCK – Ricky Chastain and Mike Knoedl, with a total of 59 years with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission between them, have been promoted to deputy directors of the agency. Chastain has been assistant chief of wildlife management. Knoedl, with the rank of colonel, has been chief of enforcement. They are replacing Don

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AR: AGFC approves special fishing regulations for Lower White Oak Lake

LITTLE ROCK – In a short meeting of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, commissioners last week approved special fishing regulations for Lower White Oak Lake near Chidester. The new regulations were necessary as a result of a leak in the lake’s water control structure. In May, AGFC staff discovered a gate failure in one

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