Pennsylvania’s statewide fishing report on May 30, 2024
As crappies spawned, fishing great in lakes statewide. A look at the Pennsylvania fishing report on May 30, 2024.
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Ohio’s statewide fishing report on May 30, 2024
Water temps are warm and the bite is red hot. A look at the Ohio fishing report from across the state on May 30, 2024.
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Whitetail fawning season means deer are on the move, public reminded to leave fawns alone
Fawning season in Iowa and most states in the Midwest traditionally begins during the last week of May, and peaks in the first couple of weeks of June before gradually tapering off. The Iowa DNR reminds the public that with fawning season comes deer are on the move.
Does are secretive about the birthing process and will venture out from normal use areas looking for a secluded spot to deliver this year’s crop of fawns in peace, said Jim Coffey, forest wildlife research biologist with the Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR). “This seclusion process is a driving force in protection for the lanky, wavering fawn. Fawns will be left alone while the doe returns only to nurse. This is normal deer behavior,” he said.
Iowa’s statewide fishing report on May 30, 2024
Fishing continues to be good for many species across the state. A look at the Iowa fishing report on May 30, 2024.
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Gretchen Steele: Time to participate in Illinois’ Wild Turkey Survey Program
Are you ready to dive into the exciting world of wildlife conservation and exploration? Look no further than Illinois’ Wild Turkey Survey Program. This engaging initiative offers a unique opportunity for nature enthusiasts and conservationists alike to get up close and personal with one of the state’s most iconic and fascinating bird species — the wild turkey.
“No Mow May” is over, and we are starting to see poults and hen turkeys bobbing around the grasslands and woods. The Illinois Wild Turkey Survey app, released last year, brings the ability to log turkey sightings to everyone’s fingertips.
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Indiana Fishing Report – May 30, 2024
The Tri-State area was holding some good bait and coho earlier this week, with action in the 60-80 foot range.
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Gear & Gadgets: Abu Garcia showcases the ZATA LTD Spinning Combo, and more hunting and fishing gear
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Backyard and Beyond: Time for nature’s new arrivals
Is there anything more “aww”-inspiring than springtime’s red fox youngsters? Darlene Herbster knew where to look for kits this spring, because she’s seen the adult female in the same area for the past four years during her hikes. Herbster always stays on the trail, and the foxes have become used to her passing.
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Pheasants Forever appoints Sabin Adams as new state coordinator in Minnesota
In physics, if an object is moving, it is said to have kinetic energy. Sabin Adams isn’t a physicist, but he is sympathetic to the principle, both personally and professionally.
“You could say I don’t like to sit around very much,” Adams said with a laugh.
On Tuesday morning, Adams, 33, who lives near Alexandria, began a new job as Minnesota state coordinator for Pheasants Forever and Quail, his fifth position with the “habitat organization” since joining its ranks in 2013 as a Farm Bill biologist in Todd County.
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