Nashville – A record black bear harvest was established in the 2011 hunting seasons, the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency reports. The new mark surpasses the previous mark of 573 that was set in 2009. Hunters harvested a total of 581 bears. The third all-time high for a year was 446 in 2008. This year’s record […]
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Centerville – The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) has examined and released a male mountain lion trapped by a private citizen in Reynolds County. Reynolds County Commissioner Wayne Henson called Conservation Agent Eric Long this morning and reported catching the 122-pound mountain lion on Wednesday. Henson said the cat entered a large, cage-type live trap
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Reminders for the week: Handgun deer season opens Jan. 7; Snow Goose Conservation Order permits available online now DOVER (Jan. 6, 2012) – To achieve public compliance through education and enforcement actions that help conserve Delaware’s fish and wildlife resources and ensure safe boating and public safety, DNREC Division of Fish & Wildlife Enforcement agents
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Lincolin, Neb. (AP) – The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission says chronic wasting disease has been found in three central Nebraska counties for the first time. The commission says a total of 26 deer carcasses tested positive for the disease in Buffalo, Custer and Holt counties during the November firearm hunting season. Nearly 1,600 lymph
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Sportsmen have the opportunity to voice their thoughts online now through Jan. 13, 2012, regarding hunting and fishing related rule change proposals currently under consideration. Proposed rule changes are often considered to increase opportunity for sportsmen and improve wildlife conservation measures. “This is an opportunity to discuss items that could lead to changes in our
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I’m hearing lots of questions about how low water levels from this fall – the result of low precipitation that continues this winter – affects fish location. Indeed lake levels are quite low this winter. That doesn’t mean we need to dramatically alter how we search for fish. In high or low water, they’re relating
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The 2012-2013 Oklahoma waterfowl stamp design contest results are in, and first place goes to Richard Clifton of Milford, Del., whose winning painting portraying the white-fronted goose will be featured on the 2012-2013 state waterfowl stamp. Clifton’s win comes after already earning an honorable mention in last year’s Oklahoma waterfowl stamp contest with his
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The editors of Outdoor Oklahoma magazine say it is easier than ever to snap a good photograph in the outdoors, and they are calling on Oklahomans to participate in the bi-monthly magazine’s annual Readers’ Photography Showcase contest, open to entries now through March 31. The annual “Readers’ Photography Showcase” issue is featured in the July/Aug
Outdoor Oklahoma magazine now accepting entries for annual photography showcase Read More »
Check out the outdoor calendar provided by the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation for all your outdoor information. JANUARY 5-8: Oklahoma Tackle and Hunting Show at the Oklahoma City Fair Grounds, Oklahoma City. 5-8: Oklahoma Winter Bird Feeder Survey. Help the Wildlife Department track wintering birds at backyard feeders. For more information, log on to
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