Columbus – Ohio would ban ownership of dangerous exotic animals after Jan. 1, 2014, under new recommendations proposed by the Ohio DNR. Anyone not exempt from owning such animals or licensed by the Ohio Department of Agriculture would risk having a large list of restricted species confiscated and forfeited, according to a framework of policies […]
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Columbus – A major shake-up at the Ohio DNR in mid-November moved James Zehringer into the director’s office (Ohio Outdoor News, Nov. 25) and sent interim director Scott Zody to head the agency’s powerful wildlife division. Zehringer was formerly director of the Ohio Department of Agriculture. Zody, formerly the DNR’s assistant director, stepped into the
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These days, you can run into bad apples in the most unlikely places, even in the deer woods. The Buck is Stolen Here We all know that deer hunting is full of ups and downs, but a hunter in Pennsylvania last week suffered a major disappointment soon after feeling the elation of scoring on a
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This weekly fishing report is provided by the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation. NORTHEAST Eucha: December 6. Elevation 4 ft. below normal and rising, water 45 and dingy. Crappie fair on minnows and jigs. Report submitted by Dwight Moore, City of Tulsa. Ft. Gibson: December 4. Elevation 1/2 ft. above normal, water 50
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LITTLE ROCK – For the second time in just over two weeks, this week’s heavy rainfall is forcing the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission to manipulate water levels on several wildlife management areas in northeastern and eastern Arkansas. The measures are necessary to prevent damage or failure of infrastructure such as levees and water-control structures.
LITTLE ROCK – Arkansas landowners have until Jan. 27, 2012, to sign up for 2012 funding consideration through the Wetlands Reserve Program. Funded through the Food, Conservation, and Energy Act of 2008, WRP is a voluntary program that helps landowners address wetland and wildlife natural resource concerns on private lands. WRP participants limit their future
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PONCA – Nathan Davidson scored with a nice bull elk early on opening morning of the 2011 December elk hunt in Buffalo River country. But his brother-in-law, Bobby Sims, was close behind. The two were hunting on private land not far from their Newton County homes. Davidson scored with a 6X6 bull, meaning six points
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LITTLE ROCK – In December, deer hunting continues in many parts of Arkansas, and duck hunting is approaching its peak. Contrary to perception, dove hunting can be much more than that first weekend of the season in early September. The second segment of the season opens Dec. 26 and runs through Jan. 6. This time
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Another firearms deer season is in the bag. My little group had a pretty darn good year, but that, of course, is a small sample size. Statewide, the numbers show a deer season that was – from a harvest perspective, anyway – a little worse than last year. Firearms hunters last year killed about 174,000
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