It reminds me of the campfire game where someone tells a secret to the person next to them and they repeat it to the person next to them and it goes around the circle to the last person who repeats it. Nine times out of ten it doesn’t resemble what the original statement was at […]
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One major difference between pheasants and quail is the role males may play in the reproductive cycle. In some years, perhaps particularly when the density of quail is low, a hen may lay a clutch of eggs, and then leave her male bobwhite mate in charge of incubation duties for the next 24 days. Hens
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Increase your angling odds for only $6.50 per year PRATT — If you had the opportunity to pay just $6.50 a year to increase your odds of catching fish on rod and reel — possibly by 30 percent or more — would you take it? Many anglers would, and the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks
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ABAJO MOUNTAINS: (March 27) Conservation Officer Dennis Shumway reports slow fishing during the past week. Blanding #4 is open and people are pulling out a few rainbows using spinners, PowerBait and worms. The ice is off at Recapture Reservoir, but little if any fishing pressure has been documented. Blanding #3 is now ice-free and fishing
Fishing report for Southeastern Utah Read More »
The P.A.S.T. is still alive at Pyramid State Park for 33 members of an elite club from Southern Illinois. The Pyramid Archery Society (Traditional) or P.A.S.T is a group of individuals from Washington, Perry, Jefferson, Jackson, and Williamson counties whose goal is to keep traditional archery alive. In 1994, founding members of P.A.S.T. began gathering
P.A.S.T. trying to breathe life back into traditional archery Read More »
A contest that involved killing more than a dozen coyotes in Farmington is drawing ire from a state wildlife protection group for its “bloodthirstiness.”
Coyote-hunting contest in New Mexico stirs critics Read More »
Consistent with the state’s moose management plan, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) announced today that it will offer a limited bulls-only hunting season this fall.
Minnesota DNR to offer limited moose hunt this fall Read More »
State wildlife officials have expanded regulations to allow hunters to use crossbows to take down big game in Kansas, though the change won’t take effect until this fall.
Kansas changes crossbow hunting rules Read More »
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