Wisconsin DNR biologists address winter's impact on turkey numbers
Biologists have noted a few losses here and there across the north, but not big numbers reported yet
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February 14, 2014
Rumor of record Lake Erie walleye was just that – a rumor
In a decision that was credited to pressure from hundreds of ice fishermen and business owners who benefit from the seasonal influx of the anglers, the plan to use an ice breaking tug boat to tow barge loads of steel dock cribs from Catawba to Put-in-Bay on Jan. 20 was canceled.
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Ann Arbor’s Scarberry shoots 170-class whitetail buck
Mark Scarberry didn’t have a lot of opportunities to hunt deer this fall
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Allegheny River walleye study yields insights
Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission assessments of the Allegheny River’s walleye fishery conducted over the last six years have provided insight regarding levels of natural reproduction
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Whitetail housing: The habitat issue affects more than ducks and pheasants
Deer habitat: In the whitetail woods, a little chainsaw sweat equity goes a long way toward more deer.
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Tis the season for Pa. wild game banquets to celebrate hunting
Many communities hold meals to sample harvests
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Global warming alarmists need to focus on real issue: air pollution
Climate change discussion makes mistake of positioning arguments in terms of single-digit temperature changes that are decades or centuries away.
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Wisconsin's fall turkey registration falls 34 percent from 2012 to 2103
Accurate registration of game animals critical for DNR management, public ‘believability’
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American robins in the Upper Midwest surviving the polar vortex
Birders in Minnesota, Wisconsin, and along the Great Lakes report American robins during the winter with greater frequency
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