London, Ohio – Purchasing rainbow trout eggs from a commercial hatchery in Washington state is providing positive results for the Ohio DNR, according to Doug Sweet, superintendent of the London State Fish Hatchery. Nearly 100 percent of the 50,000 rainbow trout eggs purchased in December from Troutlodge of Orting, Wash., hatched successfully, Sweet said. Those […]
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JEFFERSON CITY Mo – Turkey hunters have until Feb. 29 to apply for managed hunts during Missouri’s 2012 spring turkey season. All 19 managed turkey hunts are listed in the “2012 Spring Turkey Hunting Regulations and Information” booklet. The booklet, along with other information on spring turkey hunting, is available online at www.mdc.mo.gov by searching
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Most Oklahoma sportsmen could not imagine their state without the whitetail deer, but hunters today harvest record and near-record numbers of whitetails year after year. Additionally, the once-scarce wild turkey is now hunted in all 77 Oklahoma counties, and sportsmen enjoy other generous hunting seasons, lush habitats and millions of acres of water available for
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WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA (Jan. 20, 2012) – Winter fishing in western North Carolina can be as action-packed as skiing, as long as you know where to fish and what to target. Trout anglers who enjoy catch-and-release fishing can cast a line in one of 26 Delayed-Harvest Trout Waters, while anglers who prefer fishing for walleye
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BURNET – Travis Aaron Marburger has pleaded guilty in 33rd Judicial District Court to a third-degree felony charge of failure to stop and render aid involving a fatal accident, ending a nine-year-old case that began with a 2002 boat crash on Lake Buchanan that claimed a Lampasas teenager’s life and injured two others. “On behalf
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GREENLAND, N.H. — This winter, the Great Bay Discovery Center in Greenland is hosting programs for both kids and adults. For adults, a Brown Bag Lunch Lecture is planned for February 15 (snow date February 16) from 12:00 noon – 1:30 p.m. featuring Dr. Cathy Neal, author of “The Best Plants for New Hampshire Gardens
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PIERRE, S.D. – Hunter surveys of the Black Hills Deer and Firearms Antelope hunting seasons indicate a decline in the number of hunters and harvest for both seasons in 2011. “The reduction in the number of deer and antelope taken during those two seasons is in line with our management goals for both,” said Corey
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I saw an ermine earlier this month and, as usual, it showed itself when I least expected it – as I drove just outside a little hamlet in Franklin County, heading to visit a popular local fly shop in the dead of winter. At first, I misidentified it as a weasel; even told the fly
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PIERRE, S.D. – The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Commission has proposed two changes to licenses available for the West River Special Buck hunting season. The number of licenses available for the West River season would increase from 500 to 600 for both residents and nonresidents. The license fee for the nonresident West River
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