PIERRE, S.D. – Entrepreneurs interested in operating a marina on Lake Oahe at Indian Creek Recreation Area near Mobridge can submit proposals to the South Dakota Department of Game, Fish and Parks. The prospectus for Bridge City Marina is available online and through GFP, describing terms and conditions under which interested persons may submit proposals. […]
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As hard as it is to remove my ever-spinning thoughts off of deer season and the upcoming 2011 rut, which is supposed to be a sizzling nine days for deer hunters everywhere, I have to remember that this year I’ll be missing the last few days of the pre-rut. Fortunately, and yet strangely, I’m thrilled
Gonna Get My Duck On, Texas Style! Read More »
DNR reported today that, through Sunday, Illinois archery deer hunters had harvested 12,535 deer, compared to 12,606 during the same period last year. “Though lower temperatures reminded hunters that it was indeed fall, windy conditions over the weekend probably dampened harvest somewhat,” Paul Shelton, DNR’s forest program manager, said. Shelton noted that harvest sex ratios
Bowhunters slightly behind last year’s pace Read More »
What does Iowa have in common with New York and the other Great Lakes states? Plenty of outdoor opportunities! The Hawkeye State had an opportunity to show off those outdoor resources when the state hosted the Association of Great Lakes Outdoor Writers (AGLOW) in September for its 55th Annual Conference held at Honey Creek Resort
Iowa hosts Great Lakes writers Read More »
Here at the Offbeat Outdoors blog, we know how passionate retrievers are about the water. Here are three Labs that showed equal enthusiasm for driving. Lab Takes Spin Charlie the black Lab was so thrilled to see his owner return home from a trip to the store that he leapt into the car’s open door
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Billings – The number of antelope hunters who stopped at south central Montana check stations during the opening weekend of the 2011 antelope season was down slightly from last year. But the percentage of hunters who bagged game was up from 2010 at two of the three check stations. Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks runs
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Olympia – With the state’s most popular deer-hunting season set to start Saturday (Oct. 15), the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is reminding hunters that cougars are also fair game anywhere in the state. Under this year’s rules, deer hunters with a valid cougar license and transport tag can take a cougar during
Washington deer hunters can also take cougar when season opens around state Read More »
The Arizona Game and Fish Department has announced that online application service for Arizona’s 2012 spring hunts is now available as of Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2011. Hunters who haven’t yet submitted an application for the spring hunts for turkey, javelina, buffalo and bear will be able to apply online by visiting www.azgfd.gov/draw and selecting a
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Spokane – As part of an ongoing effort to watch for Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is asking deer and elk hunters to submit tissue from animals harvested east of the Columbia River. The fatal illness of deer and elk has not yet been detected in Washington, but
Hunters’ help sought for wildlife disease monitoring Read More »
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