Your Daily Wisconsin Outdoor News Update – June 22, 2018
Adding a little flavor to those crank baits just might do the trick for those deep walleyes.
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June 22, 2018
Agricultural land conservation potential on display in state’s first MN CREP easement
REDWOOD FALLS, Minn. — Seeded with a pollinator-friendly mix and signed with white placards, the state’s first recorded Minnesota Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program (MN CREP) easement borders a public ditch that runs through Robert and Cathy VanderLinden’s Redwood County corn field. It’s a conservation milestone for Minnesota, marked on June 18 with a short ceremony
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Heavy rains wreaking havoc on Wisconsin waterways
MADISON, Wis. — June storms packing heavy downpours have pushed lake and river levels into flood levels, tossed debris into waterways and accelerated currents statewide, prompting Wisconsin DNR officials to remind all water users to think safety by checking local water conditions and wearing a life jacket when on the water. In a DNR news
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Your Daily Minnesota Outdoor News Update – June 22, 2018
Rescheduled: No registration needed for ATVs on this weekend.
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Second-ever Nebraska regulated mountain lion hunt set for 2019
The season will provide a harvest opportunity for up to eight mountain lions in two sub-units within the Pine Ridge of northwestern Nebraska.
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Federal money will flow through Ohio
Profits from oil and gas leasing on federal lands.
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Join in on the citizen science aspects of data collection for ruffed grouse
Hunters can participate in ruffed grouse monitoring this summer and fall in Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota.
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Making noise at the world’s largest shooting sport tournament
Minnesota State High School Clay Target League Championship boasts 8,000 participants from more than 350 teams.
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Reports: Farm Bill passed by House a mixed bag for sportsmen, conservation
According to reports, while there are some positive provisions for conservation and sportsmen’s access in the bill – the single largest source of federal conservation funding – it also includes a number of provisions that would undercut long-term conservation benefits to headwaters, forests, and wetlands.
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