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NH: ASMFC Northern shrimp section revises 2012 Tac and Sets next meeting date

DURHAM, N.H. — To help address northern shrimp harvester and processor concerns about their ability to maintain markets that have been established over the past few seasons, the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission’s Northern Shrimp Section has revised the total allowable catch (TAC) for the 2012 northern shrimp fishery to 2,211 metric tons, an increase […]

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Wolf Season

A bill introduced on Friday, Jan. 27 would create a 41/2-month wolf season that would allow the use of all firearms and bows, foot-hold traps and cable restraints, trailing hounds, a $99.25 resident license, free wolf-hunting for landowners in February in open zones, and shooting from non-paved roads with buckshot. The first public hearing is

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Crossbow Bill

Anyone who is tracking the progress of Assembly Bill 384, known generally as the crossbow bill, might want to know that the bill is scheduled for executive session by the Assembly Natural Resources Committee on Wednesday, Feb. 1 at 9:30 a.m. If the bill makes it through committee, it will go to the full Assembly

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Game commissioners open working group meetings to public, news media

Shortly after Game Commissioner Ralph Martone of New Castle took the gavel at the agency’s winter meeting in Harrisburg — becoming the board’s new president — he made an historic announcement. The commissioners’ working group sessions, their committee meetings, he said, will now be open to the public and the news media. After a century

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MT: Special Helena Area Hunter Education Class Available Wednesday, January 25, 2012

Education – Region 3: Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks will offer a free hunter education class for those who need to complete a course prior to applying for special deer and elk permits by the new March 15 application deadline. The class will meet at Montana Wild, 2668 Broadwater Ave., adjacent to Spring Meadow Lake

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MO: Archery deer, turkey harvests up from last year

JEFFERSON CITY-Bowhunters posted increases in both deer and turkey harvests during Missouri’s 2011-12 archery deer and turkey hunting seasons, topping the previous year’s figures by more than one-third. Hunters checked 52,671 deer during the four-month archery season. That is an increase of 10,299 (24 percent) from the previous year. Archers checked 2,923 turkeys, an increase

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SC: Col. Alvin Taylor named new DNR director

The S.C. Department of Natural Resources Board named Col. Alvin Taylor as permanent director of the agency during the regular Board meeting on Jan. 26 in Columbia. Taylor replaces John Frampton, who is retiring in March. Taylor of Yonges Island in Charleston County, replaced Col. J. Alvin Wright as deputy director of the S.C. Department

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