Growing gun popularity causing FOID backlogs
Good news: More people in the state have apparently become gun-friendly.
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Good news: More people in the state have apparently become gun-friendly.
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The fishing and hunting report is compiled using reports from conservation officers, hunting guides and fishing guides. North Lake Michigan: According to fishing correspondent Cory Yarmuth, the harbors have ice but caution should be used if you head out. Most fishermen have been fishing from the docks instead of walking out onto the ice. There
Ice mostly soft, but some perch are being pulled from holes Read More »
The Illinois High School Association’s popular bass fishing program continues to grow.
No ‘hole sitting’ at high school fishing finals Read More »
The deer seasons have been over now in most parts of the country for a month or so and now we have to put up with articles popping up all over about eagles dying from lead poisoning due to these majestic birds swallowing bullets as they feast on the old gut piles. There are a
Lead-vs.-eagles stories miss the habitat factor Read More »
Hunting license sales in New York were relatively stable in 2011, although a regulations change did boost sales of junior archery licenses.
Hunting license sales stable Read More »
Western New York Lake Ontario and tributaries: There was no hard-water action going on locally at last check, and the Second Annual Wilson Ice Fishing Derby was postponed until next year. As far as streams flowing into Lake Ontario, Eighteen Mile Creek is still your best bet. There was good water flow and the color
Topsy turvy weather stalls ice fishing in most of state Read More »
Just weeks after shifting the salaries of 20 environmental conservation officers onto the state’s Conservation Fund, budget officials have moved 65 more ECOs over to the same account – one that’s composed primarily of sporting license fee revenues.
More ECO salary shifts onto Conservation Fund Read More »
DEC’s five-year deer management plan has been finalized, but the document contains some regulations changes that need to go through the state’s formal rulemaking process.
A last shot to comment on deer plan Read More »
With an engineering background, I can well understand the axiom that goes “it seemed like a good idea at the time.” After all, the construction of the 363-mile-long Erie Canal was a marvel of 19th Century ingenuity. As was the building of the massive dam works along both the Columbia and Colorado rivers during the
Seize the opportunity: Separate the basins Read More »