PIERRE, S.D. — As summer comes to an end and hunting seasons ramp up, South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks (GFP) is asking citizens to make the call to the Turn In Poachers (TIPs) hotline if they observe illegal hunting, fishing or trapping activity – as they have, and in force, in the last year. […]
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To tap into the bite, it’s all about the bait.
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Hunters who are awarded the KECA Elk Conservation Raffle tag have an opportunity to hunt elk during the peak of the rut, before the regular elk season begins, and they’ve consistently brought home bulls around the 400-inch class.
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Eighteen join state conservation officer ranks.
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WATERLOO – The Iowa DNR Law Enforcement Bureau was contacted by the Waterloo Police Department after they conducted a traffic stop earlier this month of two males who had illegally killed two antlered deer that were still in velvet. A DNR Conservation Officer responded and charged Paul Lu, 31, and Kyaw Wahny, 19, both of Waterloo, with
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Looking into the lives – and habitat – of this popular upland bird.
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A directive issued in late July severely limits a type of land swap involving federal property. Critics say that eliminates an important technique for saving habitat for the shrinking population of greater sage grouse.
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Anchorage officials are examining measures to tighten regulations on trash, aiming to reduce the number of bear encounters in the city. The Anchorage Daily News reports Anchorage Assembly members discussed options to tackle the issue at a recent work session, including adopting new fines and shifting the times when residents can take
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As part of a week that included hiking, kayaking and swimming, campers were given a primer on the insect from Asia.
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