Springfield — Amid all the action at the state capital, Illinois trappers can expect at least one immediate change in the upcoming trapping season: a new law regarding the tagging of their traps. It is the result of one of two bills the Illinois Trappers Association pushed during the spring legislative session that have been […]
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Bemidji, Minn. — When the dove season opened in Minnesota in 2004 after a nearly 60-year absence, the Minnesota DNR managed 14 fields to attract doves on state wildlife management areas. The 3- to 5-acre fields were planted with small grains, sunflowers, and other dove-attracting crops. The effort was designed to provide public hunting opportunities
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Madison — Whether state citizens are a Packers, Brewers or Bucks fan, a Harley rider, a member of Trout Unlimited, Ducks Unlimited, or the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, a ham radio operator or even a former POW, Wisconsin has a specialty license plate for everyone. And now muskie anglers have the option of choosing a
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Waddington, N.Y. — Josh Bertrand called it “a tough day,” yet he still managed to catch a five-bass limit of 23 pounds, 1 ounce. That may say as much about the St. Lawrence River smallmouth fishery as it does Bertrand, who rallied to win the Huk Bassmaster Elite Series event on the famed northern New
New York bass fishing tournament: Bertrand’s final-day push wins on St. Lawrence Read More »
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