ELLIS — Thanks to the success of last year’s TJ’s Memorial Youth Deer Hunt, Hunting Heritage Group and the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism (KDWPT) will host the 6th Annual TJ’s Memorial Youth Deer Hunt during the special youth and disabled hunting season. This year, the hunt will be held Sept. 8-9. Hunters […]
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KINGMAN — In an effort to improve fishing and eliminate an expanding white perch population — an aquatic nuisance species (ANS) — Kingman State Fishing Lake (SFL) is scheduled to be drained and renovated this fall. Periodic renovations are standard practice in small lakes when fish populations became unbalanced due to expansion of undesirable fish
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The Ohio DNR has appointed Michelle Welsh as the law enforcement supervisor for the Wildlife Division’s District 5 in southwest Ohio. As such, Welch becomes the first-ever female appointed to a Wildlife Division law enforcement administrator position. Welch began her career with the Natural Resources Department as an intern with the Division of Watercraft in
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If you associate poaching only with those ne’er-do-wells who take game animals illegally or out-of-season, here are some examples of another type of outdoor thief—the plant poacher. Rooting Out Root Poachers Investigators in Ohio believe rising unemployment and a tough economy is driving some ginseng diggers in the state to illegally harvest the root on
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BEAR LAKE: (August 09) Biologist Scott Tolentino reports that the surface water temperature is 73 degrees. Fishing for cutthroat trout has been surprisingly good this past week. Anglers trolling in depths of 60-90 feet along the east side of the lake (near the pump house northward to the scout camp) have had the best luck.
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<> North Country July has turned into August and the dog days of summer have officially arrived for the New Hampshire angler. For many people, this conjures up images of barbeques and beaches. For me, August means grasshoppers — large, high-flying, noisy grasshoppers. For fly fishermen, grasshoppers provide an opportunity to escape the task of
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Last week I spent a day with Pennsylvania Game Commission land manager Keith Sanford trapping and banding doves in Montour and Northumberland counties. The area is filled with picturesque farms and sprawling fields of switchgrass enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program. The combination of cropland and reverting fields make the area a haven for
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Banquets/Fundraisers Aug. 10: Windy City Longbeards Banquet, Erie Street Cafe. Chicago. For more info call Matthew Dunn, 773-294-6851. Aug. 11: Brown Co. Boss Gobblers, Banquet, Knights of Columbus Hall, Mt. Sterling. For more info call Brad Kassing, 217-248-2505. Aug. 11: Shawn Oldani’s Struttin Gobblers, Banquet, Coello Community Building, Coello. For more info call Jeremy Mays, 618-218-3716. Aug.
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Region I While on foot patrol in Lowden State Park, a District 1 CPO observed individuals at a campsite possessing alcohol in a restricted area. After watching the subjects at the site for a few minutes, the CPO observed one of the campers doing a dance holding what appeared to be a bottle of alcohol.
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