Mountain lion shot, crashed through door in Baker Montana
A mountain lion that crashed through the glass door of a Baker home was killed Sunday after a chase and standoff.
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WDFW removes wolf from NE Washington pack in response to repeated attacks on livestock
OLYMPIA – State wildlife managers today killed a wolf from a pack that has repeatedly preyed on livestock in a remote area of northeast Washington for the past five years. Acting under the terms of the state’s 2011 Wolf Conservation and Management Plan, the Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) took lethal action after a
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Fish and Wildlife Commission sets waterfowl hunting seasons
OLYMPIA — With a record number of ducks counted on the breeding grounds this year, the Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission approved migratory waterfowl hunting seasons for this fall and winter during a public meeting in Olympia Aug. 3-4. Under the waterfowl hunting package, most hunting opportunities in Washington will be similar to last year.
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Vermont Moose Hunting Permit Winners Are Drawn
The winners of Vermont’s 2012 moose hunting permits were determined Thursday, August 2 at a lottery drawing in Montpelier.
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New interactive website available for New Jersey boaters; launched by New Jersey clean vessel act partners
Boaters across New Jersey will have easier access to information about best boating practices, fishing regulations and other vital and helpful facts through NJBoating.org
New Hampshire waterfowl season meetings set for August 15, 2012
The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department will hold a public meeting on proposed season dates and bag limits for the 2012 waterfowl hunting season on Wednesday, August 15, 2012, at 6:30 p.m., at the N.H. Fish and Game Department
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Fish and Wildlife police officers focus on public safety, not poaching at Seafair
OLYMPIA – During the recent Seafair celebration in Seattle, enforcement officers with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) cited 47 people for “boating under the influence,” fined 46 others for boating violations, and responded to four swamped vessels. One officer also ticketed a participant for possessing an undersized crab caught in saltwater earlier
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Knowledge is key to preventing snakebites
Summer means cycling, golfing, rock climbing, camping, fishing, horseback riding, boating and swimming. It can also mean increased human-wildlife encounters, including those of the slithering kind.
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