PAGOSA SPRINGS, Colo. — Colorado Parks and Wildlife will be hosting a meeting to inform the public about the status of a proposed public shooting range in Archuleta County. The process for developing a shooting range in the Pagosa Springs area has been underway for several years. The meeting will be an opportunity to learn […]
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Volunteer instructors for North Dakota’s hunter education program were recognized Feb. 11 for their contributions of teaching students the importance of hunter safety and ethics. Instructor of the year and years of service awards were presented at the annual hunter education workshop and awards banquet held in Bismarck. Larry Thompson of Dickinson and Dale Patrick
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North Dakota spring light goose hunters can track general locations of geese as birds make their way through the state during the upcoming spring season. Hunters are able to call (701) 328-3697 to hear recorded information 24 hours a day. Migration reports are also posted on the North Dakota Game and Fish Department website, gf.nd.gov.
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The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation is working to conserve the lesser prairie chicken in northwest Oklahoma. Collectively – between the Wildlife Department, other state and federal agencies, conservation organizations and industries – over $40 million has been spent on or committed to habitat management and research efforts that benefit the lesser prairie chicken. “The
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Birds trapped in South Dakota, released near Moab Moab – Seventy-two wild turkeys were released in southeastern Utah on Feb. 5. After transporting the birds from South Dakota, the Division of Wildlife Resources released 24 of the birds on the north side of the La Sal Mountains. The remaining 48 turkeys found a new
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Big game hunt applications due by March 1, 2012 Time is running out to get your application in to hunt big game animals in Utah this fall. Applications to hunt big game-including deer-are due through wildlife.utah.gov no later than 11 p.m. on March 1. Before you apply for a general deer hunting permit, make sure
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Yes, Chipotle is still fast food; however, in a culture of pre-packaged meals this Chipotle television commercial (aired during the Grammy Awards telecast) does harken back to Leopold’s writing in A Sand County Almanac focused on food being linked to our land. What do you think? Does Chipotle get Leopold’s message or are they simply
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There may be duck and goose hunting in East Branch Reservoir’s future. The Akron Watershed District’s 416-acre reservoir is contained with the Geauga Park District’s 926-acre Headwaters Park in Huntsburg and Claridon townships. Geauga Park leases the site from the watershed district and provides various recreational opportunities that include fishing and boating. However, recently the
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