JACKSON, Miss. — Hunters in Mississippi could begin to voluntarily tell the state how many deer or turkeys they kill. The proposal is in a bill that passed the state Senate on a split vote. The original version of House Bill 1390 proposed a mandatory program for hunters to report their deer and turkey harvest […]
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PORTLAND, Ore. — A trapper who shot a gray wolf after finding it caught in one of his traps has been sentenced to two years on probation and 100 hours of community service. Union County Judge Thomas Powers also suspended David Sanders’ hunting and trapping license for three years and fined him $7,500. Sanders, 58,
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CHEYENNE, Wyo. — A bill that would let big-game hunters in Wyoming wear fluorescent pink has passed the state Legislature. Senate File 61 received final approval on a 39-21 vote in the state House. It now goes to Gov. Matt Mead. Under current state law, big game hunters must wear blaze orange as a safety
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Survey results, as well as data on deer impacts on forest regeneration, will be used to guide deer population management decisions. Previously, the DEC used citizen task forces to involve state residents in the process.
A new approach: State survey asks New York residents about deer concerns Read More »
The buck was born on the 15-acre farm in May 2015. It was part of a herd of 58 whitetails, along with 13 elk.
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VICKSBURG, Miss. — Mississippi will hold a public meeting to discuss its response plan to a fatal infectious deer disease that has been confirmed in the state. The Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks said in a news release late last week that leading scientists and department employees will discuss the plan for dealing with
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QUINCY, Ill. — A western Illinois city is asking for a $20 million federal grant to restore its natural fish habitats. The Quincy Herald-Whig reports the city of Quincy is asking Washington to pay for restoration efforts in Quincy Bay. The bay has become shallower over the years from sediment accumulation and can no longer
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