The report also looks at the impacts of using only non-lethal methods for dealing with problem wolves, and of the federal agency withdrawing from wolf damage management in Minnesota.
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Company says broadcast omitted key information By Dan HansenContributing Writer Madison, N.C. — Since its 1962 introduction, along with the popular 7mm Remington Magnum cartridge, more than 7.5 million Model 700 (and the scaled-down action Model 7) rifles have been sold. The rifles have been offered in several configurations, and chambered for virtually every modern
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By Javier SernaAssistant Editor Detroit Lakes, Minn. — Despite a fairly bad season of ice-making, with thaws and refreezes among other setbacks to good ice-making, there have been few ice-fishing-related fatalities this season. But, a few did have fatal ice-fishing trips, though it could have been worse, particularly in this part of the state, where
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Bands also seek longer swan season and use of electronic calls By Victor Skinner Contributing Writer Bloomington, Minn. — The Mississippi Flyway Council is objecting to a plan to further liberalize tribal waterfowl hunting regulations on public lands in three states – Wisconsin, Minnesota and Michigan. The council, comprised of wildlife managers in 14 states
USFWS pondering tribal night netting, snaring of ducks Read More »
New York — A corporation that owns a Manhattan art and antique store has entered a guilty plea to illegally selling elephant ivory, DEC officials announced last month. The case marks New York’s first Class D felony conviction since new ivory legislation was instituted in 2014. The corporation that owns Landmark Gallery – 128 West
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