May 11, 2015
Your Daily Outdoor Update – May 11th – Northern Min Regs
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The kind of deer study Illinois hunters would endorse
For a few years now, it’s seemed impossible to get a handle on just how many deer are roaming Illinois.
What’s the future of moose management in Minnesota?
Now that Gov. Mark Dayton has ended moose collaring in Minnesota, how will the state make management decisions for this key wildlife species going forward?
Northern Ohio man tries to get back seized exotic animals [Photo]
Stony Ridge, Ohio — The maze of steel cages where bears and black leopards roamed for more than three decades is quiet now. The growls and roars of tigers and lions no longer echo across Kenny Hetrick’s backyard and into his neighbor’s windows. All of his animals, save for a wolf, have been in the
Wondering: Will we ever find carp on the dinner table here?
Peoria, Ill. — It’s not that Asian carp is bad to eat. A recent tasting at the Two25 restaurant in the Mark Twain Hotel in Downtown Peoria, Ill., showed that again. Three different Asian carp dishes were provided. The carp was fried, smoked, and stuffed in pinwheels. Clint Carter of Carter’s Fish Market, a seafood
