London, Ohio – A Columbus man forfeited $1,300 in archery gear and lost hunting privileges for a year after pleading guilty on Monday, Dec. 5, to multiple state wildlife violations, stemming from a Nov. 12 incident on land owned by Battelle Memorial Institute in eastern Madison County. Derek M. Ranney, 23, 1277 Burnham Dr., was […]
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I remember three decades or so ago, as a young newspaper reporter, asking a veteran state representative from my hometown district about the “negotiations” behind a solid waste disposal bill that was moving in Harrisburg. “Son,” he said in a condescending tone that I still resent, “you don’t want to see the sausage being made.”
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CONCORD, N.H. – As 2011 comes to a close, start planning for a WILD new year with the all-new 2012 New Hampshire Fish & Wildlife wall calendar. It’s guaranteed to bring a refreshing touch of the outdoors to your home or office. This locally produced calendar is filled with striking photographs of New Hampshire wildlife,
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Women: Come explore the skills you need to enjoy exciting winter outdoor activities at the New Hampshire Winter Becoming an Outdoors-Woman (B.O.W.) workshop set for Saturday, February 18, 2012, (snow date Sunday, February 19), at the Owl Brook Hunter Education Center in Holderness, N.H. The program costs $55, which includes a box lunch. Participants must
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Cormorants are an ugly bird. Maybe that’s why they get blamed for killing all the fish in a body of water. Sure, cormorants eat fish. But so do herons, egrets, bitterns, loons, mergansers, grebes, terns, ospreys, eagles, kingfishers, gulls, and pelicans
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After almost 25 years, it’s become almost impossible come up with the “perfect” Christmas gift for Steve. You know, the one that you can’t wait for someone to open? The one that make Christmas special? You would think that finding something for a guy who spends that much time outdoors would be easy, with the
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The actions of some people never cease to amaze me. Their gall, ignorance or lack of respect for other people defies logic. For example, handicapped parking at malls, movies, sporting events, grocery stores and just about anywhere else I go is clearly marked and reserved for those in need. Nevertheless, there is always someone who
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DENVER – The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission is expected to approve three new State Natural Areas and affirm the former Parks Board’s policy regarding the State Trails Committee during its monthly meeting on Thursday Dec. 8 in Fort Collins. Commissioners are also expected to receive presentations regarding ongoing black bear research, mineral development potential
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CONCORD, N.H. — If you’re a hunter or angler, the holiday season is an important time to extend thanks to landowners who share access to their land, says Charles Miner Jr., who heads up the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department’s Landowner Relations Program. “The generosity of landowners often makes outdoor experiences possible, especially in
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