JACKSON – The location of the four-year cooperative crappie tracking project conducted by the University of Mississippi and the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks (MDWFP) has moved from Sardis to Enid Lake. The goal is to learn more about the spawning areas of crappie in our local reservoirs. The Ole Miss crappie research […]
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Aside from the whitetail, one of my favorite things to learn and collect ever-changing statistics about is the apex predators of North America, especially since two of them seem to be gaining more and more notice from those of us who reside in Illinois and neighboring states. Wolves and cougars it seems are making, or
Of cougars and wolves: nature trumps data any day…. Read More »
DES MOINES – The DNR is now accepting applications for a grant designed to help locally-led groups develop water quality improvement efforts in Iowa communities. Groups can request Watershed Planning Grants from $10,000 to $50,000 to develop plans to improve a local river, lake or stream on the state’s impaired waters list. Offered by the
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Potato Creek State Park is hosting a bluebird nesting box workshop on Feb. 25 from 1-4 p.m. in the nature center. Workshop participants will build a Peterson-style nest box to take home and learn how to manage it. Guidelines will be given on where and how to place the nesting box. The park will also
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SCHOOLS TAKE AIM ON NASP-GEORGIA REGIONAL TOURNAMENTS SOCIAL CIRCLE, Ga. (January 26, 2012) -Over the next month, more than 50 archery teams and close to 1,000 students in grades 4-12 will compete at one of five 2012 National Archery in the Schools Program-GA Regional Tournaments. The regional sites and tournament dates are: Jan. 28 –
GA: National Archery in the Schools Program – Regional Tournaments Read More »
Two Jacksonville residents were arrested Monday for multiple captive wildlife law violations involving venomous snakes and conditional reptile species. Robert S. Hayes (DOB 05/27/53) and Scott Hayes (DOB 03/04/82) were cited when Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) officers executed a search warrant Monday afternoon at the Hayes’ residence. Two Gaboon vipers, one diamondback
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Many anglers target black crappie during the cooler months in Florida. Nonresident anglers avoiding the deeper chill up north congregate around these premier fisheries every winter to join Florida’s own fishers who enjoy pursuing and harvesting the succulent panfishes. Crappies are high-profile fish with their own enthusiasts. CrappieUSA kicked off its 2012 season with an
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The Feb. 7 workshop starts at 1 p.m.; regular sessions Feb. 8-9 start at 8:30 a.m. at the Florida Public Safety Institute Pat Thomas Law Enforcement Academy, 215 Academy Dr., Havana. All meetings are open to the public. The stock assessment workshop will provide the Commissioners an opportunity to discuss and share ideas about state
FL: FWC kicks off 2012 Commission meetings in Havana Read More »
A Live Oak man has been charged with taking too many black bass at the Eagle Lake Fish Management Area in Hamilton County on Jan. 23. Sabino R. Fuentes (DOB 08/29/79) received the citation for taking game fish by an illegal method, going over the bag limit of black bass and possession of undersized black
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