GARRISON, N.D. — She has become the face of the North Dakota Governor’s Cup Walleye Derby. Years of volunteerism can result in such things, but that’s more than fine for Joyce Pfliger. “I love it. Great people. Great people,” said Pfliger. “There’s been a lot of people that have come to fish over the years […]
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THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. — The National Park Service says researchers have documented a rare case of a cougar from the Santa Monica Mountains successfully crossing U.S. Highway 101 to an area less hemmed in by Southern California sprawl. The service said Tuesday it’s only the fifth known crossing of the major freeway in more than
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MINOT, N.D. — High school fishing is in its infancy in North Dakota, but some students are already eyeing the opportunity to join the growing national trend. North Dakota now has a tournament for fishermen of high school age scheduled for this summer at Nelson Lake. Badlands Bass Bandits President Paul Reinbold told the Minot
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LANCASTER, Pa. — Despite a tricky and manpower-intensive rescue of a teenager, Wind Cave in southern Lancaster County will not be closed to public use. Warning signs, however, will be erected at access points to the popular cave, said Phil Wenger, president and CEO of the Lancaster County Conservancy, which will take over ownership of
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In November 2016, an estimated 3,000 snow geese died when they landed in the acidic, metal-laden water.
Montana mining companies working to avoid another massive geese die-off Read More »
BOZEMAN, Mont. — Wildlife officials say more than 550 Yellowstone National Park bison have been removed so far this winter in the annual program to limit the herd size. The Bozeman Daily Chronicle reported that 328 animals have been shipped to slaughter and hunters have killed 234. Meat from slaughtered bison is distributed to
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JACKSON, Miss. — Hunters in Mississippi could begin to voluntarily tell the state how many deer or turkeys they kill. The proposal is in a bill that passed the state Senate on a split vote. The original version of House Bill 1390 proposed a mandatory program for hunters to report their deer and turkey harvest
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PORTLAND, Ore. — A trapper who shot a gray wolf after finding it caught in one of his traps has been sentenced to two years on probation and 100 hours of community service. Union County Judge Thomas Powers also suspended David Sanders’ hunting and trapping license for three years and fined him $7,500. Sanders, 58,
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CHEYENNE, Wyo. — A bill that would let big-game hunters in Wyoming wear fluorescent pink has passed the state Legislature. Senate File 61 received final approval on a 39-21 vote in the state House. It now goes to Gov. Matt Mead. Under current state law, big game hunters must wear blaze orange as a safety
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