According to Michigan DNR statistics, more than 7,500 people 80 years old or older bought a deer hunting license in 2016 and sales this year point toward that trend continuing.
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MADISON, Wis. — The majority of Wisconsin’s lakes and rivers recently assessed by the state DNR received a good bill of health, continuing a trend of improved surface water quality across the state, according to a DNR news release Wednesday, Nov. 15. At the same time the DNR is working to identify new waterways to
DNR assessment: State’s lakes and rivers remain healthy Read More »
Youth gun hunt scheduled for Nov. 18-19.
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Lou Cornicelli, DNR wildlife research manager, said it isn’t clear whether the additional positives indicate a westward expansion of the disease or individual deer movements, given that all the presumptive positive deer were adult males.
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DAVENPORT, Iowa — The stench of raw deer scraps filled a cold, blood-stained garage earlier this week in northwest Davenport, but the two elderly gentlemen inside appeared unfazed. “A lot of guys wouldn’t touch a deer hide if their life depended on it,” Jim Koens said with a laugh. “But we’re so used to it
Iowa volunteers donate deer hides to Veterans Leather Program Read More »
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS Some skim ice has formed in a few bays, but the main lake was wide open on Tuesday morning. A few muskie anglers were out in boats and hooking fish on the shallow rock reefs early this week. Johnson’s Portside (320) 676-3811 Terry’s Boat Harbor (320) 692-4430
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This is the second mule deer to be found suspect for CWD within the last week. If either of the reports prove positive, it would be the first case of CWD in Montana.
Second suspected case of CWD reported in Montana Read More »
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