Northern District highlights Animal cruelty (Oneida County) While on patrol in the town of Verona, ECO Vernon Fonda observed a large cloud of smoke coming from behind a residence. After meeting the homeowner, the two walked to the back of the residence to where a recliner was burning under some branches. On the way back […]
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Two legislators who introduced a bill that would create a timber wolf hunting and trapping season have agreed to several changes in the bill, but say their original language is largely intact, and they expect the bill to pass both houses before this legislative session ends March 15.
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Minnesota’s moose population continues to decline, dropping from an estimate of 4,900 in 2011 to 4,230 in 2012, according to the annual aerial survey by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR). “Estimates from the survey and results from research using radio-collared moose both indicate that the population has been declining in recent years,” said
Moose population continues to decline; hunting season to be evaluated Read More »
Season Dates Feb. 25: Weasel, opossum, skunk, raccoon and fox hunting season ends (Long Island) Feb. 25: Raccoon, fox, skunk, weasel, coyote and opossum trapping season ends (Long Island) Feb. 25: Snow goose season reopens (Northeast Zone) Feb. 25: Canada goose season reopens (South Zone) Feb. 28: River otter trapping season ends (portions of southeastern New York)
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That’s the position of DEC as the state grapples with pockets of the state where feral hogs are taking hold.
Shoot, but don’t ‘hunt’ wild pigs, DEC advises Read More »
Western New York Lake Ontario and tributaries: Tributary action continues to be decent if the fish can see your baits. Egg sacs, egg imitations, trout beads and jigs fished under a float and tipped with wax worms or spikes are all good bets. Keg and Twelve Mile creeks were both clear and producing steelhead at
Ice anglers remain frustrated, except for North Country Read More »
New York’s hunters, anglers and trappers are getting less for their license dollars now than they were before a license fee increase was enacted in 2009, the chairman of the state’s Conservation Fund Advisory board told state lawmakers.
Frustrated NY board recommends a license rollback Read More »
St. Paul — Bills recently introduced in both the state House and Senate would strip the state DNR of guardianship of 2.5 million acres of northeast Minnesota trust lands, which contribute nearly $30 million annually to K-12 education in the state. Authors of the legislation believe that contribution could be even greater, if decision-makers’ decision
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St. Paul — It’s time to decide once and for all if muzzleloader hunters should be able to use scopes on their weapons during the muzzleloader season. So says Sen. Bill Ingebrigtsen, R-Alexandria and chair of the Environment and Natural Resources Committee. His bill, SF 1706, would allow it, as would a companion bill in
The year flintlock goes high-tech with scopes? Read More »
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