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August 23, 2024

Number of Pennsylvania game lands with Deer Management Assistance Program tags nearly doubles

Featured, Home Page News, Hunting, National Hunting, National News, News, Pennsylvania /

Last year the Pennsylvania Game Commission allocated Deer Management Assistance Program tags on game lands for the first time.
This year, the number of game lands with DMAP tags nearly doubled. For the 2024-25 hunting season, DMAP will be utilized on 41 game lands located in the Northwest, Northcentral, Northeast and Southeast regions. A total of 7,000 tags will be available, and more than 360,000 game lands acres will be enrolled.

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Steve Sarley: Illinois’ best fisherman? ‘Jimmy T’ is a top candidate

Featured, Fishing, Illinois, Opinion /

I was looking to do a story on Illinois’ best fisherman for a Chicago-area newspaper that I write for. I was having a tough time coming up with a worthy name.
All of the best-known names seem to have moved away from the Land of Lincoln for what they considered to be greener pastures. The amazing Lindner brothers, of “In-Fisherman” fame moved their operation to Brainerd, Minn., many years ago. They may be the best fishermen who came from Illinois, but they continued their careers in the great white north.

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Don’t forget about puddle hopping for early-season geese

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Wisconsin’s early goose season, which runs Sept. 1-15, is ideally suited to puddle-hopping. All you need to do is find private or public ponds, sloughs, marshes, and small rivers that geese are using.
Locate these spots by following geese when they leave fields and return to rest or spend the evening. Check out fields of chopped corn, harvested wheat stubble, and cut alfalfa with fresh growth. Or, cruise quiet roads and look for flocks sitting on water.

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