CONCORD, N.H. — If you see a flock of wild turkeys in New Hampshire this winter, the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department would like to hear about it. For the fourth consecutive year, citizens are being asked to report sightings of turkey flocks seen from January 1 through March 31, 2012, by filling out […]
States, tribes to assume management responsibility WASHINGTON — Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar today announced that gray wolf populations in the Great Lakes region have recovered and no longer require the protection of the Endangered Species Act. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is publishing a final rule in the Federal Register removing wolves
Given that the state Republican Party has been swimming upstream against a river of nasty, even bizarre news reports the past couple of weeks, party operatives chose an odd time to declare they had the right to terminate the employment of the LCCMR head. The Legislative-Citizens Commission on Minnesota Resources doles out the funds that enter
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Reno, Nev. (AP) – A gun safety instructor who bagged the first bear killed in Nevada’ first-ever bear hunting season admitted Monday that he did so illegally with the help of bait. Timothy Kawelmacher, 55, pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor counts of unlawfully baiting a trap for the purpose of killing a big game animal.
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A Nevada man pled guilty of felony poaching Tuesday, stemming from a case discovered Jan. 7, of this year when a mule deer was illegally shot and left to rot near Fallon. Chad R. Blumhagen, 27, of Fallon pled guilty to unlawful killing of a big game animal during a closed season and without a
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If you are considering becoming a State of Idaho employee, have just joined the team of state employees, or you’re a current employee, welcome! View the great government benefits the State of Idaho and Fish & Game has to offer. Also, visit the Idaho Division of Human Resources website for other permanent employment positions and
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Hunters who have not yet filed their mandatory hunter reports might be getting a phone call. Fish and Game is calling a random sample of hunters who have not yet filed their required reports. It includes only individuals whose hunts closed by December 1. Calls will be made in the evenings through Friday, December 23.
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CONCORD, N.H. — The major hunting seasons may be over, but New Hampshire Fish and Game Department Conservation Officers are still busy responding to reports of wildlife violations. In two incidents, one in Ossipee and one in Tamworth, three men have been arrested and formally charged for several deer and moose hunting violations: As a
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CONCORD, N.H. — The preliminary numbers for New Hampshire’s recent deer and bear hunting seasons are in. The estimated statewide deer kill for New Hampshire’s 2011 season was 11,167 deer, up 14% from 2010 (9,759 deer) and the highest harvest since 2007. It appears that the last weeks of the season were quite successful, because
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