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June 22, 2026

R3 initiatives drive New York’s updated pheasant plan

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation recently released a 2026-2035 Strategic Plan for Pheasant Stocking, which intends to shift the focus on pheasant hunting in New York to R3 initiatives.
The plan, DEC says, will embrace R3 principals and aim to enhance hunter recruitment, retention, and reactivation. A press release said the plan updates and replaces the 2010–2020 Management Plan for Ringnecked Pheasants in New York State and that it advances three main goals.

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Walleyes, pike, muskies ran small in last survey on Teal Lake in Wisconsin’s Sawyer County

While Teal Lake sits in Wisconsin’s famous-for-fishing Sawyer County, the lake sits a solid 25 miles east of Hayward, Sawyer County’s fishing epicenter. Along with Lost Land and Ghost lakes, Teal is part of the Quiet Lakes Region where there is a 10 mph speed limit that essentially quashes any thoughts of water skiing or wake surfing.

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U.S. Forest Service proposes permit cancellation changes for Minnesota’s Boundary Waters

The U.S. Forest Service is proposing changes to its Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness permit cancellation policy that officials say would make more unused permits available to the public and provide greater certainty for outfitters and other businesses that depend on wilderness visitors.

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Nature Smart: Red-necked grebes

Each spring I lead photo workshops to capture images of the common loon. This iconic waterbird of the northern lakes looks amazing and when the tiny chicks ride on the adults’ back, the participants are able to capture amazing images.

Of course, while we are out for many hours on my boat, we see and photograph several other species of bird, but there is one species in particular that seems to always grab everyone’s attention. It is the red-necked grebe.

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Backyard and Beyond: Kits, fawns, and nests

Scott Thiede has been keeping an eye on the fox den in his urban neighborhood, and recently caught a parent watching over one of its six kits. The little one was gnawing on a piece of chicken, apparently tossed out by a neighbor who raises poultry. Thiede has posted a fun video plus stills showing the progress of the fox family on his Facebook page.

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Poisoned beaver carcasses on state forest land draw 10 citations for Wisconsin man

A Lake Tomahawk man who allegedly placed poisoned beaver carcasses on state forest land near his home in Oneida County was issued 10 citations totaling more than $2,700 in possible fines.
Seven of the 10 citations are connected to the Interstate Wildlife Violator Compact, which means the defendant could lose hunting, fishing and trapping privileges in Wisconsin and the other 48 states that are part of the compact.

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