Your Daily Outdoor Update – July 20th
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July 20, 2015
Neighborhood foxes adjust to city living
Urban and rural residents must remember to keep wild animals wild by leaving them alone when encountered.
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Governor signs bobcat bill into law, bobcat season can open in 2016
DNR now has authority to map out and hold a very limited bobcat season beginning in 2016.
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Miami Conservancy one of Ohio’s oldest and most active
Grew out of Great Flood of 1913
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Wisconsin’s Kentucky elk still in holding pen
Four calves born to cows in Jackson County herd
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USFWS rejects wolf petition offered by animal rights groups
The groups had sought to make nearly all wolves in lower 48 ‘threatened’
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Great Lakes Compact to be tested by Wisconsin town
Madison, Wis. — Authors of the 2008 Great Lakes-St. Lawrence River Basin Water Resources Compact, aka, the Great Lakes Compact, likely had bigger fish in mind when they set out to protect the Great Lakes from the consequences of water diversion. But the first true test of the compact between eight states and two Canadian
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Chickadee is second wild bird with avian influenza
St. Paul — A chickadee recovered in Ramsey County has been confirmed to have carried avian influenza – the second confirmed case in a wild Minnesota bird this year – raising more questions about the pathogen. The chickadee, found in Vadnais Heights, was taken to the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center in Roseville on June 10. It
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