In a recent move by the State Game Commission, regulations were changed to allow for unlimited take of northern pike from Eagle Nest Lake to address the aggressive species’ threat to the lake’s trout and salmon fishery. The new rule, which will go into effect Jan. 17, removed the daily harvest and possession limits for […]
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On a recent ice fishing outing after a major cold front, the fish were nice enough to stop their hot bite and give this angler an opportunity to play around with two underwater cameras. The cameras I was using included an Aqua-Vu Mini Scout and a Marcum VS 825c. I hooked the Marcum up to
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The 2012 Garden State Outdoor Sportsmen’s Show featuring the New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife’s Garden State Deer Classic is slated for January 12 – 15 at the New Jersey Convention and Exposition Center in Edison, NJ and promises to be the best ever. Continuing on the success of last year’s program, the newly
NJ: Garden State Outdoor Sportsmen’s Show Supports Hunters Helping the Hungry Read More »
The bunny huggers are at it again. It seems Binghamton University, located not in Binghamton but here in Vestal (Broome County), has a deer problem. The deer apparently have found the university’s nature preserve much to their liking and, as deer are apt to do, reproduced to the point where there are way too many
School daze: Deer cull halted Read More »
When the rabbit finally emerged from the tangled honeysuckle it darted around the back side of an old shed and went into a sprint toward the safety of its hole beneath a rusty, abandoned station wagon. The crossing shot was a longer one than what I was looking for, but if I let him get
.45 /.410 Handguns: Are There Sporting Applications? Read More »
CONCORD, N.H. — A new rule effective January 1, 2012, changes the allowable shot size for taking wild turkey from #2, #4, #5 and #6 to a shot size of #2 or smaller. This change was put in place to allow hunters to use a wider range of shot sizes, including the popular #7 shot
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Northwest Oklahoma City will start off the New Year by providing metro anglers with an opportunity to catch trout practically in their own backyards during the Dolese Youth Park Pond trout season. In addition, the City will partner with the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation to host a free trout fishing clinic to help anglers
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Oklahoma’s mild winters make the state a great fit for eagles during the coldest months of the year, and a number of opportunities are available to see one. Wintering eagles begin arriving in Oklahoma in November and early December. Their numbers peak in January and February, and most birds have left for their northern breeding
OK: See a soaring iconic symbol in Oklahoma now 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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