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NE: Boaters should be aware of a new legal requirement that became effective Jan. 1

Persons born after Dec. 31, 1985, who operate a motorboat or personal watercraft in Nebraska must have successfully completed the Nebraska boating safety course. They also must be in possession of a course certificate when operating the boat. Boating season may be months away, but now is the time to makes plans for taking a […]

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MT: Male Mountain Lion Hunting To Re-Open In HD’s 422, 423, 424, 425 & 442

By request of Region 4, the hunting of male mountain lions in central Montana Hunting District Series 422, 423, 424, 425 and 442, which includes portions of Lewis & Clark and Teton counties, will re-open to the hunting of 2 male mountain lions immediately. For more information, visit FWP’s website at fwp.mt.gov, click on “Hunting,”

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KS: January and February offer great hunting opportunities

Excellent waterfowl, small game, upland game, more await winter hunters PRATT – Sometimes the best things are saved for last. This winter, make it so with a late-season Kansas hunt. For those hunters still in pursuit of upland birds, the last two weeks of the season can be very productive. Cold weather often bunches birds

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KS: 2012 Spring turkey permits available online

Regular season April 11-May 31; youth/disabled, archery seasons April 1-10 PRATT – So far, it’s been a mild winter in Kansas, but avid turkey hunters are still itching for spring, when wild turkeys gobble and the hunt for long beards is on. The Kansas spring turkey hunting season runs April 1-10 for archery-only and youth/disabled

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New bison harvests proposed in Montana

Billings, Mont. (AP) – Bison that wander beyond designated tolerance areas in Montana could be shot by hunters outside regular hunting seasons under a proposal from wildlife officials. The proposal will be considered by Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks commissioners on Jan. 19. The move to expand bison hunting comes after state officials ran into

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Alaska wildlife official out, accused of hunt violations

Ancorage, Alaska (AP) – A top Alaska Fish and Game official has been charged with a dozen criminal hunting violations and quit his job Thursday, state officials said. The charges against Corey Rossi, director of the Division of Wildlife Conservation, were filed by the state Department of Law’s office of special prosecutions, and relate to

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West Virginia Hunters Harvest 1,172 Fall Turkeys in 2011

South Charleston, W.Va. – Preliminary figures for the 2011 fall turkey hunting season show a harvest of 1,172 turkeys, according to Paul Johansen, assistant chief in charge of game management for the Wildlife Resources Section of the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources. The 2011 harvest was four percent higher than the 1,126 birds checked

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