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February 8, 2024

Minnesota’s Stop Carp Coalition plans to meet with Gov. Walz staff regarding carp barrier, action plan

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Organizations from Stop Carp Coalition will meet with staff from Gov. Tim Walz’s office on Monday, Feb. 12, to advocate for a carp deterrent at Lock and Dam 5 as well as the Minnesota DNR’s new Invasive Carp Action Plan.
Whitney Clark, executive director of Friends of the Mississippi River, said today that the organizations attending the meeting will include Friends of the Mississippi River, MN-FISH, Minnesota Lakes and Rivers Advocates, Lake Pepin Legacy Alliance, Trout Unlimited, Minnesota Conservation Federation, National Parks Conservation Association, and Conservation Minnesota. 

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Ohio’s 2023-24 deer harvest highest in more than a decade, includes near record buck kill

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With the Feb. 4 conclusion of Ohio’s extensive deer hunting season, participants enabled the final all-implements tally to enter the record books, achieving a total of 213,928 animals.
This is the second consecutive year that Ohio’s deer kill has surpassed the 200,000-animal mark, and the 12th time overall since 2002. This season’s count was the highest in more than a decade, with the summit being in the 2012-13 season in which 217,018 animals were tallied. Last year’s all-seasons deer kill was 210,977 animals.

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Pennsylvania Game Commission keeps Saturday opening day for deer season despite many lobbying for Monday opener

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In what has become a common theme at Pennsylvania Game Commission meetings, the first day of the rifle deer season remained a controversial subject once again when the board met Jan. 27. 
During a lengthy public comment period that featured 62 speakers, the American marten reintroduction plan and the first day of deer season were the dominant topics. When it came to the latter, many of the speakers – 21 – favored changing the opening day back to the first Monday after Thanksgiving, while three told the board they wanted it to remain on Saturday.

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New legislation would nix Sunday hunting ban in Pennsylvania

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A Pennsylvania lawmaker recently proposed new legislation that would end the ban on Sunday hunting in the state.
According to a memorandum posted Jan. 30 by Rep. Mandy Steele, D-Allegheny County, seeking cosponsors for the bill, the legislation would repeal the state’s prohibition on Sunday hunting and would give the Game Commission the authority to “decide when and how Sunday hunting is permitted.”

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James Lindner: Understand the weed factor for icing crappies

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Throughout the winter, crappies are among the most popular targets of ice anglers. Most experienced hard-water fishermen are no stranger to the all-too-familiar basin crappie bite. It’s a relatively simple pattern: Crappies dump into soft-bottom basin areas to feed on concentrations of blood worms and zooplankton. And the anglers follow.
While such bites are rather predictable, the truth is that not all crappies move to deep water during the winter months.

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Minnesota’s popular Fish Lake near Maple Grove poised to drop ‘impaired’ status

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Minnesota’s Fish Lake, a 232-acre lake bordered by a regional park with a swimming beach and public water access, achieved the phosphorus reductions necessary to be considered for delisting in 2017, after the first dose of a two-part alum treatment.
Alum treatments are applied in two half-doses to avoid a significant drop in pH, which could harm fish and invertebrates. Half-dose treatments also improve the efficiency of alum to bind to the phosphorus, locking it up within the upper layer of sediment.

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