Connecticut stocking thousands of popular channel catfish
State agency has had success using the same approach to develop fisheries for northern pike and walleye.
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May 30, 2017
Michigan gears up for sturgeon survey
Annual lake sturgeon survey in St. Clair River’s North Channel set to begin June 1
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Iowa sees slight drop in wild turkey harvest
Hunters reported nearly 11,800 turkeys during 2017 spring season.
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Ohio hunters check more than 21,000 wild turkeys during spring season
Hunters checked 19,095 birds during the 2017 wild turkey south zone and northeast zone hunting seasons compared to 16,229 birds in 2016. Youth hunters checked 1,920 birds during the 2017 youth season compared to 1,564 in 2016.
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State-record fish applications coming in droves
Interest has ramped up this spring in the state-record fish program, with five applications for four species.
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Northern New England mulls ways to limit bear-human conflicts
The northern New England states all have bear hunts in the fall. The bear population is also growing elsewhere in New England, where debate is underway about how to control it.
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Kristen Monroe: Looking ahead to competing in international match fishing tournament in Hungary in August (Video)
Wisconsin Outdoor News staffer one of six women on the U.S. team coached by Attila Agu, a past match fishing champion.
Bucks and genetics — Mother Nature can’t be outwitted
Probably the two biggest misconceptions about culling to improve antler genetics are the “spike” debate and environmental influences.
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