The measure would make the contests illegal in the state but not prevent landowners from hunting the predators on their property.
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Would have been first increase in 13 years; agency searching for possible alternatives.
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Experts say reefs are attracting egg-laying females, but because sturgeon mature slowly, it could take decades to determine whether efforts are boosting population.
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Effort is expected to decrease local deer population about 20 percent a year.
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The 425 acres is important for maintaining stable populations of deer, pheasant, wild turkey and other wildlife, and addition would expand hunting, fishing, other recreational opportunities.
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Board developing policies for a swath of territory as large as 170,000 acres.
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A one-week permit would cost $4, an annual permit would cost $12, and a two-year permit would cost $20.
For first time, non-motorized watercraft users may pay fees in Oregon Read More »
In 2015, Idaho hunters killed nearly 70,000 deer and about 25,000 elk, numbers not matched since the 1990s.
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Includes about 500 birds, mostly mallards but also great blue herons, belted kingfishers and northern harriers at McNary National Wildlife Refuge in south-central Washington.
Disease killing ducks, other birds at Washington state wildlife refuge Read More »
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