ALEXANDRIA AREA Lake Darling is giving up crappies over 27 feet and a mixed bag of panfish in Turtle Bay. Look to Smith Lake for panfish in 20 to 22 feet, and Mill Lake is kicking out crappies at night in 18 to 24 feet. You’ll also find crappies suspended over 30 feet in Betsy […]
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Save for the spring turkey hunt, hunting for rabbits is the last chance hunters have until the fall seasons begin
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Thunder Bay, Ontario — Hunters are not happy with plans to shorten the moose season in northern Ontario. In response to a declining moose herd, the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources has proposed creating a two-week hunting season this fall in which both adult and calves could be killed. After that two-week period, only adults
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Ann Arbor, Mich. (AP) — President Barack Obama’s proposed budget for 2016 seeks what it calls a $50 million “modest reduction” in a multi-year program to clean up the Great Lakes. The president’s spending plan requests $250 million for the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative, down from $300 million appropriated for this year. The program focuses
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Chicago — Asian carp DNA in the Chicago River does not worry DNR like it used to. They are looking for the entire fish and so far they have been mostly unsuccessful. When the “eDNA” of Asian carp, or DNA found in the water and not on the fish, started showing up near downtown Chicago
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