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April 11, 2024

New York’s youth turkey hunters ready to hit the woods April 20-21

New York’s annual youth turkey hunt is April 20-21. Since 2004 the hunt has provided excellent opportunities for junior hunters (ages 12-15) to go afield with an experienced adult mentor and is quite often their first real hunting experience.
For weeks leading up to the hunt, several conservation organizations have been hosting special events to help prepare young hunters for the special hunt. In other cases, they are taken afield by parents or other family members and friends who are experienced hunters.

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Michigan man sentenced for 2018 slaying of hunter at state park

A mid-Michigan man who murdered a hunter at a state park near Lansing in 2018 has been sentenced to 22 ½ to 60 years in prison, prosecutors said Tuesday.
Thomas Olson, 35, of Grand Blanc was convicted of second-degree murder and a weapons charge by a jury in February for shooting Chong Moua Yang, 68.

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Minnesota’s Lance Morgan earns NWTF’s Mentor of the Year award

Minnesotan Lance Morgan traveled to Nashville, Tenn., for the National Wild Turkey Federation annual convention in February. At the convention, Morgan was presented with the Mentor of the Year award for his work with the R3 program.
Morgan has dedicated himself to recruiting new hunters, providing them a turkey-hunting experience, and keeping them interested in the sport.

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Iowa conifers struggling with winter burn

Iowa Department of Natural Resource foresters are receiving reports of moderate to severe winter burn damage to arborvitae and white pine trees across Iowa.
“The ground remained frozen for a long time at the start of this year and the ambient temperatures were above freezing,” explains Tivon Feeley, DNR forest health forester. “The tree is forced to use their water reserves in the needles, but can’t absorb new water from the frozen soil. The lack of water causes the trees to dry out.”

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Public invited to comment on New York DEC’s proposed bass tournament permit system

New York State Department of Environmental Conservation recently announced a proposal to implement a fishing tournament permit and reporting system for black bass (largemouth bass and smallmouth bass).
The no-cost black bass tournament permitting and reporting system would help identify the distribution and occurrence of black bass tournaments across the state, and would take effect in 2025.

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