How to Choose Lure Colors for Ice Fishing
Jon Thelen talks about choosing bait color based on light conditions and snow pack throughout the winter months.
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February 24, 2014
Trail Camera Prank
While a friend is on vacation, I have some fun with his trail camera that he has set in the woods!
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Surf Fishing Prank
Brother makes his sister thinks she is getting bites.
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Deer-check stations, Sunday hunting still desired by hunters in Pennsylvania
Actions taken in other states have relevance to Pennsylvania sportsmen.
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Your daily Outdoor Update – February 24th – MN Moose Population Decline
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Snowy owl sightings spread
Snowy owls have moved into Wisconsin for the winter
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Michigan wolf kill came in low, but targeted problem animals
Traverse City, Mich. (AP) — Most of the 23 wolves killed during Michigan’s first season in the Upper Peninsula probably belonged to packs that have caused problems for people, which partially fulfilled a primary objective of the season, even though fewer animals were shot than expected, state wildlife biologists say. The Michigan DNR had set
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Clock may be ticking on white deer
Canandaigua, N.Y. — The world’s biggest population of white deer, enclosed in a former U.S. Army depot in the Finger Lakes area of central New York, is in danger as the military makes plans to walk away from the Seneca County installation. The uncertainty over who will maintain the 10,000-acre Seneca Army Depot in the
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Camera captures fish swimming past carp barrier
Chicago — A member of Congress proposed legislation earlier this month that would order the federal government to cut off links in Chicago waterways between Lake Michigan and the Mississippi River system to protect the Great Lakes from Asian carp and other invasive species. The bill introduced by Rep. Candice Miller, a Michigan Republican, would
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