Defrocked former wildlife officer Allan Wright will be called as a prosecution witness against two former colleagues who are accused of hunting while on duty. Wildlife officer Matthew Roberts and wildlife officer supervisor David Warner were indicted last week by a Brown County grand jury for theft in office in connection with the alleged hunting […]
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Two totally unrelated stories about ducks, and luck. As The Duck Flies A duck hunter on the Mississippi Delta noticed that a pintail his retriever brought him on January 2 had a band attached to its leg, which is not an unusual occurrence on the waterfowl-rich flyway. Freddie Scott took the banded bird over to
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I am always amazed at the interconnectedness of nature. One recently revealed example: it seems the explosive growth in the black-legged tick population and the burgeoning epidemic of Lyme disease is caused by a complex and fascinating series of ecological reactions involving the Eastern coyote. You can read about the most recent research on the
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The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission hopes that a multi-year license will help slow the trend of anglers who drop in and out of the sport. The agency has said that significant number of anglers don’t buy licenses consistently each year. It’s not that they’re fishing illegally, but rather when the notion strikes them and
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California’s 2012 waterfowl season is quickly approaching, and the Department of Fish and Game (DFG) is offering tips to help both new and advanced hunters prepare for a successful harvest. “The Central Valley has some of the best waterfowl hunting opportunities in the state,” says DFG Lt. Shawn Olague, who teaches the one-day clinic. “This
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NH WEEKLY FISHING REPORT – July 26, 2012 Final fish stocking report for the season: http://www.fishnh.com/Fishing/Stocking/current.html. <> ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> ><> <> North Country I have been fly fishing for a long time and feel like I have experimented with, or at least been exposed to, almost every variable involved therein. I have
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ABAJO MOUNTAINS: (July 26) Aquatics Biologist Calvin Black reported fair fishing at Recapture Reservoir for black bullheads using nightcrawlers. ACADEMY MILL RESERVOIR: (July 13) Nightcrawlers and corn-flavored PowerBait have been effective. Tom Ogden fly-fished on July 7 and caught a 12-inch tiger trout. He also had a few other fish on the line. He used
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BEAR LAKE: (July 26) For updates on fishing conditions, call the recorded information line at 435-946-8501. Other Bear Lake Valley fishing opportunities include the Garden City Community Fishery Pond and Laketown Reservoir. At the pond, fishing is excellent for rainbow trout. Use worms (about three feet under a bobber), flies and a bubble, PowerBait or
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