Bend, Ore. (AP) – As wolves spread into Central Oregon, advocates and opponents continue to debate their value. Some say the animals, eradicated from the state decades ago, will help bring the ecosystem into better balance. Others argue the predators were eliminated for good reason. Since wolves wandered into Oregon from Idaho in 2008, the […]
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Kandy Klosterman, an investigator with the Ohio DNR’s District One wildlife office, was recently named Ohio Wildlife Officer Of The Year for 2010 by Safari Club International (SCI). SCI’s Tony Gioffre presented Klosterman with her award at the Jan. 4 meeting of the state wildlife council. Although Klosterman was aware of the recognition in the
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Findlay, Ohio – A river otter recently found along the Auglaize River in Putnam County is the first such discovery of a river otter in the northwestern Ohio county in nearly a century, the DNR Division of Wildlife reported. A trapper found the otter drowned in a raccoon snare along the river’s bank. Because of
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Applications for Prairie Spring Turkey, Black Hills Spring Turkey, Custer State Park Spring Turkey, Archery Spring Turkey, and Lake Francis Case Paddlefish Snagging seasons are now being accepted on-line at http://gfp.sd.gov/licenses/general-hunt-fish/default.aspx Applications for these seasons should be sent out to authorized license dealers by the end of the week.
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There’s paperwork to complete, and DNR must still officially confirm it, but a 50-year state record appears to have been shattered this weekend on the Pecatonica River in Winnebago County. Rumors have been floating around the state the past two days after a blog by Sun-Times columnist Dale Bowman detailed the story of a monster
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DENVER – The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission will set season dates for 2012 big game hunting seasons and establish license numbers for bighorn sheep and mountain goat seasons during its monthly meeting on Jan. 12 in Denver. The Commission is also expected to vote on a request to authorize Colorado Parks and Wildlife Director
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