A reader just e-mailed me to ask for some information on hunting antelope in South Dakota. He also had a secondary question about hunting antelope with traditional archery gear, as in, would it be a hopeless quest? My response isn’t particularly reserved for South Dakota, other than the web site that I gave him, which […]
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Proverbial warning shots fired into the air nearly 10 years ago are again being referenced by DNR officials and employees up and down the state.
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Aaron Kuehl says it really doesn’t matter what hunters and anglers wear to the Capitol March 2.
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Ask Brad Brewer about feral hogs, Internet commerce and the impact of coyotes in Chicago, and you’ll likely get nothing more than a polite shrug.
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What would Aldo Leopold say about hunting sandhill cranes in Wisconsin?
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With the backdrop the looming loss of more than 6.5 million Conservation Reserve Program acres nationwide this September, federal officials recently announced that another round of general CRP signup will commence March 12 and run through April 6.
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ASHLAND AREA The area is in a typical midwinter period here for Chequamegon Bay – slow but steady fishing. Still, some areas that would normally be fished at this time of year have no ice at all, especially some of the lake trout areas. Use caution from Houghton Point north. Strong north winds can break
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New York’s hunters, anglers and trappers are getting less for their license dollars now than they were before a license fee increase was enacted in 2009, the chairman of the state’s Conservation Fund Advisory board told state lawmakers.
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