March 8 — Natural Heritage Advisory Committee Meeting, Westborough– The Natural Heritage and Endangered Species Advisory Committeewill meet Thursday, March 8, 2012at the DFW Field Headquarters, 1 Rabbit Hill Rd (off North Drive) from 1:30 – 4:30pm. The building is handicapped accessible. Directionscan be found at www.mass.gov/dfwele/dfw/facilities/westboro.htm or call the Field Headquarters at (508)389-6300. March […]
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It’s not too early to start thinking about summer camp for your teenage son or daughter. If you have a teen (or know one) who is interested in the outdoors, likes camping, fishing, canoeing, or wants to learn more about these and other outdoor skills, the Massachusetts Junior Conservation Camp may be just the right
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Bay State anglers with their 2012 freshwater fishing license in hand can look forward to casting for over 522,100 feisty brook, brown, rainbow and tiger trout by mid-March. These are sizeable fish; more than 73% of the fish will be 12 or more inches long. “We have some truly high quality fish this spring,” observes
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If you feed birds and live in northern Middlesex County, Worcester County, or western Massachusetts or other areas where bears have been spotted, it’s time to remove bird feeders before bears emerge from hibernation. Lack of snow and longer day length are already encouraging bears to leave their winter dens and seek food. In many
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Vermont state law requires that ice fishing shanties must be removed from the ice before the ice becomes unsafe or ice loses its ability to support the shanty out of the water, or before the last Sunday in March (the 25th this year), whichever comes first. The same Vermont law requiring the name and address
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Catch-and-release fishing with lures or flies is allowed on nine Vermont river sections. Catches like this big brown trout are fairly common in most of these waters. Why wait for the traditional opening day of trout fishing? One of the benefits of our mild winter is that Vermont anglers can capitalize on year-round catch-and-release trout
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This fishing report information is provided by Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation. CENTRAL Hefner: February 27. Elevation below normal and rising, water 44-47 and murky. Largemouth bass fair on jerk baits at 6-20 ft. along rocky bank. Smallmouth bass fair on jerk baits and crankbaits at 6-20 ft. along rocky banks. White bass fair
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BURRASTON PONDS: (February 29) Conservation Officer Jay Topham reports fair to good fishing this week with various baits. CANYON VIEW PARK POND: (February 29) The pond will open to fishing on April 1. DEER CREEK RESERVOIR: (February 29) Conservation Officer Orin Neal is telling anglers to stay off any ice at Deer Creek Reservoir. Four
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For zone maps and complete waterfowl hunting regulations click here . The next waterfowl report is scheduled for March 14. NORTHEAST Ft. Gibson-Zone 2: Water level is .57 feet above normal. Habitat conditions are good, smartweed, barnyard grass and some agricultural crops in the area. Snow geese numbers are very low. No hunter activity observed.
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