Sturgeon spawn bringing out big fish in northeastern Wisconsin
Crews reportedly netted and tagged about 200 fish Monday, including one as large as 78 inches in Shiocton.
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Record-low bighorn lamb numbers a concern in North Dakota
Game and Fish won’t finalize a 2017 hunting season until after a summer sheep population survey. The state typically doles out only about half a dozen of the highly desired licenses. More than 10,000 hunters applied last year for eight licenses.
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Winter deer losses prompt major cuts to Oregon hunting tags
Pronghorn antelope tags will also be reduced, but tag numbers for elk hunts will not be affected.
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Indiana deer harvest, deer-vehicle collisions down in 2016
Hunters last year harvested nearly 119,500 deer — down 4 percent from the 2015 harvest of nearly 124,800 deer — and collisions across Indiana numbered more than 14,000, down nearly 9 percent.
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Nonmeandered waters issue still vexing South Dakota landowners, anglers
Lawmakers are set to study how the use of publicly-owned bodies of water over privately-owned land should be regulated.
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Moose and the trees they love to munch could both be in danger at national park
With decline of wolves, moose population explodes on Isle Royale National Park. But the fear is many of those moose could starve to death.
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Rhode Island officials: Keep potential food sources away from bears
Increasing black bear populations in the region have led to more frequent sightings, especially in rural areas of Providence, Kent and Washington counties.
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Parts of 5 Michigan counties see bovine tuberculosis risk in deer herds
Four free-ranging whitetail deer tested positive for the disease, in Iosco, Oscoda, Presque Isle and Roscommon counties.
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Washington state stocks millions of trout, preps for opener
Those fish include 2.3 million catchable trout, nearly 150,000 larger trout averaging about 1 pound each and millions of smaller trout that were stocked last year and have grown to catchable size.
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