A bill that would eliminate Wisconsin’s minimum hunting age and allow a mentor to also carry a firearm, crossbow or bow while mentoring a beginner was scheduled for a public hearing Nov. 17.
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White Lake, S.D. — A Washington County hunter was left bruised, battered, and bleeding after a fast-moving white-tailed buck ran smack into him during a pheasant hunt near White Lake, S.D. Adding insult to his injuries, the buck took off with the hunter’s favorite shotgun when the sling wrapped around the fleeing buck’s antlers. Calvin
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Washington, D.C. — American eel numbers are low, but stable, along the East Coast and do not warrant protection under the Endangered Species Act, a multi-year federal review has concluded. Eels – once one of the most abundant fish in many freshwater streams – have suffered large population declines over the last century, but the
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Buffalo, N.Y. — DEC fisheries staff have been conducting a study on the movement of Lake Erie walleye as part of a joint effort with Canadian officials. The study, which is now drawing to a close, is designed to identify walleye movement patterns throughout the lake. “Lake Erie supports one of New York’s most important
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Grand Rapids, Minn. — The state’s wolf population has been steady for the past three years, ranging between about 2,200 and 2,400 animals, according to a DNR survey report. The winter 2014-15 wolf population estimate is 2,221 animals, compared with 2,423 in 2013-14 and 2,211 in 2012-13. “We don’t have a management goal (for wolves),”
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