HOLDERNESS, N.H. — Learn how you can process your own big game animal from field to freezer at a free workshop being offered at the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department’s Owl Brook Hunter Education Center in Holderness, N.H., on Saturday, April 7, 2012. The workshop will take place from 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. […]
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ABAJO MOUNTAINS: (March 05) Conservation Officer Dennis Shumway reports that he hasn’t seen an angler in San Juan County in three weeks; however, Blanding #4 is mostly open. Blanding #3 and Lloyds Lake are still iced up. Recapture Reservoir is mostly ice free. ACADEMY MILL RESERVOIR: (March 05) Access to this high elevation water is
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The final link of the Ohio to Erie Trail through Madison County to Franklin County is now complete, allowing cyclists and other users to now travel unhindered from Cincinnati to Columbus’ west side. Wayne Roberts, executive director of the Friends of Madison County Parks & Trails, said contractors paved portions of the trail between Wilson
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Has anybody seen my 2012 Fishing Information Book? Spring is about to spring, but anglers expecting to get their hands on the 2012 Illinois Fishing Information booklet are out of luck. Word has it that DNR Division of Fisheries personnel had the booklet ready to go for printing way back in August 2011, but as
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Year – Around Seasons: Badger, fox, and coyote firearms, traps, archery, and pursue with hounds. Beaver and raccoon firearms, traps, archery, underwater cable device, and pursue with hounds (raccoons only). For more information on seasons see our hunting, fishing, and trapping regulations at http://gf.nd.gov/regulations/index.html#regs March 2012 10: spring crow season opens 10: hunter ed instructor
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Hydroacoustic surveys conducted by the North Dakota Game and Fish Department and South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks last July showed exceptional smelt populations in Lakes Sakakawea and Oahe. However, record releases from Garrison and Oahe dams resulted in substantial losses of smelt from the reservoirs during the later stages of summer. Dave Fryda, Missouri
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The 2012 spring wild turkey lottery has been held and more than 700 licenses remain in nine units. The governor’s proclamation allows a maximum of two licenses, and hunters who did not apply in the first drawing are also eligible. Licenses remain in unit 03, Benson and Ramsey counties and a portion of Pierce County;
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The remaining North Dakota deer samples tested for chronic wasting disease are negative, according to Dr. Dan Grove, wildlife veterinarian for the State Game and Fish Department. A mule deer doe taken last fall in western Grant County during opening weekend of the deer gun season had tested positive for CWD. In all, more than
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The Midwest Chapter of the Wild Sheep Foundation will auction a North Dakota bighorn sheep license at its annual fundraiser and banquet March 17 in Bloomington, Minn. North Dakota has auctioned a bighorn sheep license each year since 1986 to fund sheep projects in the state, raising more than $890,000. Last year’s license sold for
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