LITTLE ROCK – There is now an age limit for big game hunting in Arkansas. No, there is no cap on senior citizens going after deer, bear, turkey or elk. But children must be 6 years old to hunt these species of big game in the state, whether or not they have completed a hunter […]
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LITTLE ROCK – Who is the ugliest, most despicable deer hunter in Arkansas? It could be the one who kills a deer and walks off from it because it’s late in the day, he or she is tired and doesn’t want to dress out the buck or doe. How about the person who kills a
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LITTLE ROCK – For a company-coming dinner entrée that will bring comments of delight, here is a suggestion from the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission: Venison-pork meatloaf. The list of ingredients is fairly lengthy, but all are common items. You’ll probably already have them on hand. For a non-hunter, the mention of venison may bring
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LITTLE ROCK – Arkansas big-game hunters are required to have their actual license with record of game in their possession before hunting. Big game includes deer, bear, turkey, elk and alligator. Hunters who purchase licenses over the telephone or online can have a confirmation number and carry it with them while hunting small game like
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For the second time in a week, DNR announced that charges have been filed involving deer poaching in Illinois. The most recent arrests, which came after a five-month long investigation, involve five men and 31 deer. The charges have been filed in Cook and Sangamon counties. DNR Conservation Police, with the assistance of DNR CPOS
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NORTH SIOUX CITY, S.D. – Adams Homestead and Nature Preserve near McCook Lake invites visitors to get in the holiday spirit and step back in time by attending the annual Christmas at the Homestead on Saturday, Nov. 19, from noon to 4 p.m. CST. The free family event allows participants to tour the Stavenger Church,
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This weekly fishing report is provided by the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation. NORTHEAST Eucha: November 8. Elevation 9 ft. below normal, water 59 and dingy. Crappie fair on minnows and jigs around brush and structure. Largemouth bass fair on crankbaits. Report submitted by Dwight Moore, City of Tulsa. Ft. Gibson: November 4.
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The firearms deer kill remains down from last year, when firearms hunters killed a total of more than 174,000 deer. Through Tuesday, hunters have killed 83,500 whitetails, compared with about 101,000 at the same time last year. Many hunters report heavy wind during the first three days of the season was the primary factor that
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Two events last week on central Ohio’s Darby creek system will increase public access to these state and national scenic rivers. On Tuesday, Nov. 1, Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine and a battery of local officials broke ground for a new, 14,000-square-foot nature center at Battelle Darby Creek Metro Park on Big Darby Creek in
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