The Illinois Conservation Foundation has announced four new inductees that will make up the 2012 class of the Illinois Outdoor Hall of Fame. Chauncey Niziol, of Westchester, the late Casimir “Cass” Sliwa, of Chicago, Warren Gale ,of Orion, and Allie Lymenstull, of Quincy, will go in during the ICF Illinois Outdoor Hall of Fame Banquet […]
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Several species of grouper, including black, red, yellowfin, scamp, yellowmouth, rock hind and red hind will close to recreational harvest from Feb. 1 through March 31 in Gulf of Mexico state waters excluding Monroe County. Gag grouper, which has been closed in Gulf state waters since Nov. 16, 2011, is also included in the seasonal
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The recreational harvest season for snook reopens on Feb. 1 in Florida’s Atlantic coastal and inland waters, including Lake Okeechobee and the Kissimmee River. Anglers may keep one snook between 28 and 32 inches total length per day in the allowable harvest areas only. Fishermen targeting snook must have a snook permit as well as
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St. Paul – As part of a plan to reform state government, House Republicans are considering an idea to merge the Board of Water and Soil Resources with the state Department of Agriculture. The board consists of 20 citizen, state agency, and local government members. It was created in 1987 and administers 90 soil and
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Two hundred. It’s the number most whitetail hunters consider to be the holy grail of antler score. Hunters are much more likely to find a buck sporting that size of headgear in the corn belt and Midwest states such as Kansas, Iowa, Illinois and even Ohio. Downing a 200-inch buck in New York is akin to hitting the hunting lottery.
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St. Paul – Wolf hunters and trappers would be able to kill as many as 400 wolves in the state beginning later this year, under a season framework DNR officials were to unveil later this week. The season would begin Nov. 24 and end Jan. 5, 2013, unless the quota were reached before that. “We
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Big Six LAKE MILLE LACS East – Snowmobiles and ATVs are now heading to the main-lake flats and reefs, where walleyes and perch are being caught in 25 feet or more. The 15- to 18-foot shoreline breaks and deeper gravel areas also are producing walleyes, mainly during low-light periods. Northern pike continue to hit sucker minnows
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National Rifle Association president and CEO Wayne LaPierre will return to Albany in March as the featured speaker at an annual rally of the state’s hunters, anglers and trappers.
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A coalition of groups on Jan. 10 delivered more than 12,000 comments expressing health and environmental concerns about a drilling process used to reach natural gas that’s being considered in New York. It was a last-minute deluge of opinion submitted the day before a four-month comment period comes to a close on the state’s environmental impact review and proposed regulations.
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