PIERRE, S.D. – The boat ramp at Spring Creek Recreation Area north of Pierre is currently closed to public use. The ramp is being used to stage repair work at the Spring Creek Marina. Boaters will be able to use the Lighthouse Point and Cow Creek boat ramps until those docks are removed for the […]
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DENVER – Colorado pheasant and quail hunters will have access to an additional 45,000 acres of private lands when the season opens Nov. 12, thanks to Colorado Parks and Wildlife and a federal grant program to encourage landowners to allow hunting. The new acreage means more than 260,000 acres are available to upland bird hunters
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Springfield – An investigation focused on the unlawful harvest of a 36-point non-typical deer scoring 261 5/8 and valued at $35,000 has resulted in charges against Illinois men. The three men were the center of an 11-month investigation by DNR and cited for numerous Wildlife Code violations, including the illegal take of a potential state-record
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Deer seasons are opening all over the country. Archers always get the first crack at them and then the rifle, shotgun and muzzleloader hunters get their chance. Every year it seems there are more than a few confrontations between hunters about who gets the dead deer. I just saw a recent post (www.poconorecord.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20111009/NEWS/111009756) where a
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Peck’s Lake, located just outside Gloversville on the fringe of the great Adirondack Park, was a hidden jewel of sorts that I had the brief opportunity to explore in October. The “excuse” for visiting was the Annual New York State Outdoor Writers Association Conference in Fulton County Oct. 13-16. This manmade creation stretches out 1,370
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Nashville, Tenn. (AP) – An effort by the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Commission to eradicate wild hogs is stoking a controversy in the Legislature over whether the commission should be transformed or even abolished. Earlier this year the Legislature approved a bill changing the legal status of wild pigs from a protected game species to a
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DENVER – Colorado Parks and Wildlife is reminding waterfowl hunters to use extra caution when using boats while hunting during the 2011-2012 season. Each year, someone dies or is seriously injured in a boating accident, despite the fact that most accidents are preventable. Making sure that everyone on the boat is wearing a personal flotation
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Wisconsin pheasant hunters, for the most part, are finding out just what two to three tough winters can do to wild pheasant populations. While carryover of state-released birds, or birds raised by landowners, have made a difference in some years, much of that carryover was wiped out by deep snow, icy crusts and sub-zero temperatures.
Madison, Wis. (AP) – A bill designed to boost participation in hunting and fishing in Wisconsin by offering steep discounts to first-time license applicants has passed the Legislature’s budget committee. The Joint Finance Committee voted unanimously Wednesday to pass the measure. It now heads to the full Legislature for consideration. The bill also creates a
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