Trifecta for New Hampshire hunters
Results from 2019 deer, bear and spring turkey seasons among the best ever.
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Mississippi wildlife agency: Group poaches nearly 100 wild turkeys
About 280 wildlife violations were issued to 14 individuals.
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‘Kill or be killed’ – Colorado deputy recounts cougar attack
The attack occurred less than 10 miles from the February 2019 mountain lion attack of a Fort Collins man who killed the young lion in self-defense at Horsetooth Mountain Open Space.
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For the first time, Michigan park mulls cover fee
Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore might require an entrance free for visitors of the tourist destination that stretches along Lake Superior’s shoreline in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.
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In Idaho, nonresidents will see big hike in hunting, fishing fees
Most notably, the costs for elk and deer hunting are going up dramatically, which are the two most profitable areas for Idaho Fish and Game.
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5 workers at Michigan wildlife lab get latent form of TB
It was the department’s “working assumption” that the workers got TB from infected deer “but we can’t say for sure.”
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Coyote hunting presents challenges to longtime hunters
RAPID CITY, S.D. — To John Cooper and Jerry Pier, a coyote hunt is not a shooting gallery. So you won’t find any high-capacity, fast-firing, military style weapons in their coyote-hunting arsenal. What you will find are some smooth-handling, accurate, bolt-action rifles, along with a commitment to making one shot count. And that’s one shot
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What’s driving the Wisconsin walleye decline?
Researchers know Wisconsin lakes aren’t too warm for walleye, a cool-water fish, to survive. They suspect it’s a recruitment (surviving to maturity) issue that has more to do with food sources and what species has the competitive edge.
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Monster lake trout bests state record – by nearly 10 pounds
The 37.7-pound fish might have been around when the previous record lake trout, a 28-pounder, was caught in 1958.
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