A look at private development of Pennsylvania’s state parks – Part 1
Who should control commercialization in Pennsylvania state parks?
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August 1, 2016
Volunteers play a key role in pulling off annual Wisconsin Governor’s Fishing Opener
Organizers and volunteers work all year to put together event in the vision of founder Gov. Warren Knowles
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Walleye Po’Boy Sandwich
Chef Jack Hennessey brings you a northern twist on the Cajun and Creole staple with his flavor-infused Walleye Po’ Boy Sandwich.
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Pennsylvania state park satisfies without glamour and glitz
No need to make state parks commercial hotspots in Pennsylvania
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Facebook plays role in poaching convictions
Two Wisconsin men fined, hunting rights suspended
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Rehabilitated bald eagle released in Beaver County
By Deborah Weisberg Southwest Correspondent Pittsburgh — It took nearly a year of rehabilitation – including surgery by an out-of-state veterinarian – but a bald eagle with a broken wing has been successfully returned to the wild, according to the Pennsylvania Game Commission. The juvenile raptor was discovered on Aug. 7, 2015, by two maintenance
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Short walleyes exciting to anglers on Lake Erie
Port Clinton, Ohio – Fishing was excellent at the 37th Governor’s Fish Ohio Day on July 12. But, it was the walleyes tossed back and not the “keepers” that excited the 100 anglers and their captains. Fish Ohio Day is sponsored annually by Lake Erie Shores and Islands, the Ohio DNR, and Lake Erie Charter
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More precaution needed to prevent spread of invasives
Lansing – New research on efforts by anglers to prevent the spread of invasive species in the Great Lakes shows most are aware and concerned about the problem, but not all are taking the proper precautions. The Journal of Great Lakes Research published a recent study by Cornell University researchers in June that gleaned
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