Check out the outdoor calendar provided by the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation for all your outdoor information. OCTOBER 1- Jan. 15, 2012: Deer archery season and fall turkey archery season. Seasons on public lands may vary from statewide seasons. For full season details, consult the current “Oklahoma Hunting Guide.” 1-March 15, 2012: Rabbit Season. […]
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CONCORD, N.H. — Two wilderness rescues last night emphasize the need for hikers and climbers to factor shorter days/diminishing daylight into their plans for outdoor recreation in the Granite State, New Hampshire Fish and Game officials said today. In Franconia, a 10-member team from the Conway-based Mountain Rescue Service responded to a 911 call for
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DEEP recently announced the opening of a new coastal public boat launch on Route 1A in Stonington. The Saltwater Farm Vineyard Boat Launch allows canoeists and kayakers to easily access a pristine saltwater marsh through Oxacossett Brook leading to Wequetequock Cove about a half mile away. The canoe/kayak launch was required by the Town of
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DEEP’s Wildlife Division has undertaken several long-term deer studies in residential communities to research and evaluate the effectiveness of deer population control methods in urban-suburban landscapes. Summaries and technical assistance on deer control options are available to communities interested in managing deer in highly developed areas by e-mailing the Deer Program or calling 860-642-7239. In
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It’s no secret that positioning yourself between deer bedding and feeding areas is the ticket to success in the early bow season. Once the rut kicks in and gun season applies pressure on the herd, many hunters find success by then relocating to narrow travel or escape routes that connect large blocks of cover.
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It’s dark in the morning when I leave the house. Unfortunately, I’m not turkey hunting. It happens every year at this time. All of a sudden, it’s dark well into my morning routine and I know that soon, it’ll be dark when I’m driving home. My only hope at daylight is to peek over the
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The numbers were telling. They were revealed during a recent public forum with the Pennsylvania Game Commission and two state legislators. The event was held in Hanover Township, Luzerne County, and the panel consisted of Game Commission Executive Director Carl Roe, Commissioner Jay Delaney and state Reps. Ed Staback and Gerald Mullery. Both are on
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A struggle is shaping up in Washington over a little-known federal program that significantly improves outdoor recreational opportunities in Ohio and elsewhere in the country. A handful of Congressional Republicans, mostly from western states, are proposing drastic cuts to the 46-year-old Land & Water Conservation Fund (LWCF). The Obama Administration is opposing the cuts, saying
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GEORGETOWN, Colo. — The clash of ram’s horns will reverberate through the canyon as Georgetown celebrates the sixth annual Georgetown Bighorn Sheep Festival honoring Colorado’s state mammal on Nov. 12. The celebration is scheduled during the peak of bighorn sheep breeding season when displays of dominance are at their peak. Nestled next to I-70 and
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