Anchorage, Alaska (AP) — A cable television network suspended a hunting show after the program’s host and nine others involved in the production were charged in a federal poaching investigation at a national preserve in remote northwest Alaska. The Sportsman Channel last month immediately suspended “The Syndicate” from airing on the network and launched its […]
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Pekin, Ill. — The despised Asian carp in the Illinois River has been beaten with baseball bats and harpooned with arrows at local events, but a study from the University of Illinois commissioned by the city of Pekin shows that it may be time to invite them to the dinner table. The recent study, performed
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Springfield — Illinois trappers who plan to sell pelts this season are typically at the mercy of the world market, which means China and Russia, mostly. China is the largest single user of wild fur – or any fur for that matter. The Chinese prefer short nap fur such as mink, muskrat and otter.
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Annual Minnesota State Fair poll shows interesting, albeit nonbinding public opinions on several hunting and fishing issues.
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Region I – Capt. Laura Petreikis CPO Posateri investigated an abandoned vehicle at Johnson Sauk Tail State Recreation Area. The registered owner from Texas was notified and given the opportunity to remove the vehicle at the owner’s expense. However, after the vehicle remained there beyond the time limit, it was towed. CPO Hoogerwerf conducted boat
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