This is the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s fishing report for October 13, 2011. If there is a body of water you would like included in this report, please call or e-mail with information on possible sources for that lake or river. Fishing Highlight of the Week: White Oak Lake’s gate has been plugged, […]
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With big game hunting opportunities for black bear, antelope, elk and mule deer available, Oklahoma is becoming a “land of opportunity” to hunters. But the whitetail deer remains the most abundant big game hunting opportunity in Oklahoma, with archery season already underway and muzzleloader season to open Oct. 22. Deer are plentiful in every part
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Opportunities to attend an Oklahoma hunter education class between now and opening day of deer gun season Nov. 19 are plentiful, and most hunters need the certification to hunt deer without supervision. Hunters have many class dates and locations to choose from across the state before deer gun season arrives, with nearly 30 classes scheduled
PIERRE, S.D. – Much of South Dakota is extremely dry, and that has created the potential for wildfires this fall. The Game, Fish and Parks Department is asking for diligence on the part of hunters going into fields this autumn to assist not only in the prevention of fires, but also in detecting fires. While
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New Orleans (AP) – Given the current political climate, it’s easy to consider Dale Hall a hopeless optimist when reading this: the CEO of Ducks Unlimited is pushing Congress to raise the price of the federal duck stamp from $15 to $25. But then you want to change “hopeless optimist” to “just plain crazy” when
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Salt Lake City (AP) – Nighttime deer poachers beware – that shadowy creature on the side of the road may just be remote-controlled. State wildlife officials across the country have for several decades been rolling out roadside robot decoys to nab unscrupulous hunters, and the effort has paid off with hundreds of citations. A robotic
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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 where a melee
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Bismarck, N.D. (AP) – North Dakota wildlife officials say an Asian carp species famous for leaping out of the water when startled by boat motors has been caught on the James River. State Game and Fish spokesman Lynn Schlueter says the silver carp was caught near LaMoure, in southeast North Dakota. He says the wildlife
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Plopping down in ever-so-comfortable Delta Airlines seat 6B en route to Grand Junction, Colo., two weeks ago, a familiar face glanced up from my left. There against the window was Dave Nomsen, Pheasants Forever government affairs director. “You’ll never escape the press,” I quipped at the affable Nomsen. On our flight west, we had a
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