Recounting a grizzly attack: ‘Surviving the moment and then surviving the hour’
A month later, Wyoming man still on the mend.
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Harvest down slightly during 9-day gun deer season
Hunters reportedly killed 195,738 deer. That’s less than the 197,262 killed last year and the 198,049 killed the year before, but more than the 192,111 killed in 2014.
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Although more coyotes being harvested, population still flourishing in western Pennsylvania
During the 2015-16 hunting season, hunters reportedly killed more than 38,600 coyotes. That number nearly doubled in a decade.
Wisconsin DNR finds invasive carp in Wisconsin River
Four bighead carp captured near the Prairie du Sac dam – and fifth found dead on shore – latest sign of Asian carp presence in the state.
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Trappers ask court to throw out lawsuit over U.S. fur exports
Allege that the government’s export program doesn’t protect against the accidental trapping of imperiled species such as Canada lynx.
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Wolves’ return to Oregon brings conflict and opportunity
The Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission will vote in January on whether to adopt a new wolf management plan that could eventually open the door for a wolf hunt for the first time since bounty hunting wiped out wolves in the state 70 years ago.
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Deer hunting limited in Western U.S. states after tough winter
Unusually cold weather and heavy snowfall that blanketed much of the region last winter killed off many young deer, prompting wildlife officials throughout the Rocky Mountain states to take measures such as reducing the number of hunting permits to try to help devastated wildlife populations rebound.
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Hunting interest dwindling for young people in Pennsylvania’s Lebanon County
General adult hunting licenses statewide reportedly have declined by more than 10 percent over the past decade. Perhaps more alarming: General junior licenses have been cut in half during that time, although junior combination licenses – which allow the hunting of deer, turkey and small game – have held steady.
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New Jersey’s latest bear hunt may also be its last for a while
TRENTON, N.J. — Hunters across New Jersey are making final preparations for the state’s next black bear hunt, which also may be the last one the state holds for some time. While a formal decision won’t be made until next year, the hunt’s future seemed to be sealed on election night, when Democrat Phil Murphy
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