More liberal regs mulled for striped bass on East Coast
Possibility of new rules arises from concerns raised over economic hardships in the fishery in the Chesapeake Bay.
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Outdoor Retailer show again considers move from Utah
The announcement comes after two powerful outdoor recreation industry executives last month called for the show to move out of Utah because of the state’s top political leaders’ push to control federal public lands and their harsh criticism of the new Bears Ears National Monument on sacred tribal lands in southeastern Utah.
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In Nevada, spree of illegally killed swans, pelicans, cormorants
Two pelicans, 10 cormorants and five swans have been found dead in the Key Pittman management area in the Pahranagat Valley, and in the Overton wildlife area near Lake Mead.
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Study: Wisconsin DNR underreported wolf poaching numbers
As a result, it raises the possibility of the wolf population crashing, the researchers wrote; DNR officials said the data they collect is meant to determine population and pack territories and isn’t intended to determine wolf deaths.
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Pink is the new orange for female hunters in Virginia
Some believe the color option will draw more women to hunting — about 13,000 women currently are registered to hunt in Virginia.
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Divers toil to rid Connecticut’s Lake Quassapaug of milfoil
A new setup works like a vacuum cleaner, with a diver pulling out the weeds and feeding it up to the boat for disposal.
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More Idaho elk dead after eating ornamental Japanese yew
About 50 pronghorn died near Payette in mid-January, and before that, seven elk died in the Boise foothills.
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Despite massive fish kill, outdoors provides economic boost in Montana in ’16
Even more business expected in 2017, although issues such as invasive mussels a cause for concern.
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Delaware implements federal Snow Goose Conservation Order
The order was first issued in 2009 and it’s continuing to help reduce and stabilize the snow goose population, which officials say is causing extensive damage to some wetlands and agricultural areas.
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