Your Daily Outdoor Update – October 26th
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October 26, 2015
Wisconsin — save the backtags, save the tradition, save the season
Legislators pushing hard to eliminate Wisconsin’s backtag requirement yet this fall
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Maximizing bowhunting opportunities
The best bet for hunting deer all day might be a carefully concealed ground blind
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Deer hunting: the whitetail and weather link
Fronts, frosts, and precipitation often trigger deer movement. Work these weather-related tips in your favor this fall.
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Opening South Dakota’s pheasant season with a bang
Heading west toward a more upbeat ring-necked pheasant forecast from 2014, the author experiences a free-wheelin’ rooster opener.
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Hunter alleged to be responsible for accidental elk kill
Gaylord, Mich. — A large bull elk – mature, with seven points on one side, six on the other – was found dead by conservation officers in late August. Seeing a herd of bull elk during the just-opened season, the alleged shooter first shot at a bull about 100 yards away, officials say. Believing he
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Wildlife action plan aimed at preventing extirpations
Lancaster, Pa. — Acting on a mandate from Congress, Pennsylvania has drafted a new 10-year wildlife action plan on how, in short, to “keep common species common.” It won’t be easy. Some 664 species of fish, reptiles, birds, animals, amphibians, freshwater mollusks and insects have been tabbed as in greatest need of conservation. That might
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State officials offer tips on dealing with poultry disease
Harrisburg — While Pennsylvania has not yet been impacted by high path avian influenza – often called HPAI, state officials continue emphasizing the need for vigilance against the deadly poultry disease. Officials from the state Department of Agriculture and the Game Commission are ensuring hunters understand the seriousness of this virus and know the signs
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