RENO, Nev. (AP) – A plan to poison a stream south of Lake Tahoe and restock it with a threatened fish species has been struck down by a federal judge. The Reno Gazette-Journal reports that U.S. District Court Judge Frank Damrell Jr. said the proposal runs counter to wilderness policy. The California Department of Fish […]
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Rob Ray, retired National Hockey League tough guy who played many years with the Buffalo Sabres (and a short stint with the Ottawa Senators), had a reputation of being hard-nosed and tough. If anybody took a cheap shot at one of his teammates, he was the enforcer to set the record straight. Off the ice,
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If you have been closely following the debate over expanded Sunday hunting in Pennsylvania, you may think that all the farmers in Pennsylvania oppose lifting the ban. The Pennsylvania Farm Bureau, which claims to represent 50,000 farm and rural families across the state, is staunchly opposed to any expansion of Sunday hunting here. According to
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There are a number of ‘best’ ways to catch fall walleyes. Crankbaits via leadcore line or longline trolling lead the pack in my opinion. You’ll also find me casting crankbaits at rock piles, reefs and green weed flats. When trolling cranks, I’ll sticks with No. 5s, 7s and 9s, depending on how thick and troublesome
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I was running two of our three Labs last week when I stumbled, almost literally, on some fallen beech nuts in an area where I’d never seen them before. I was stunned, and immediately thought to myself it’s time to finally tag a black bear. Reports from across the region are that it’s a banner
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BONNERS FERRY, Idaho (AP) – The two hunters were tracking a wounded grizzly bear into an area of heavy cover along the Idaho-Montana border when the animal attacked, fatally injuring one of the men before his partner could kill the bear, authorities say. Steve Stevenson, 39, and Ty Bell, 21, members of a hunting party
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Montana’s young hunters will have a special treat Sept. 24-25, the weekend of the youth waterfowl and pheasant special seasons. Legally licensed hunters ages 12-15 will be able to hunt ducks, mergansers, geese, coots and pheasants statewide on these two days. Also, under a new regulation, youngsters 11 years of age who will reach 12
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CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) – Gray wolves in Wyoming moved a step closer to losing federal protection Wednesday. The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission approved a deal between Gov. Matt Mead and Interior Secretary Ken Salazar that turns wolf management over to the state. Under the agreement hammered out this summer, Wyoming would classify wolves as
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MIAMI (AP) – A federal judge has blocked enforcement of a first-in-the-nation law that restricted what Florida physicians can say about guns to their patients, ruling the law violates the U.S. Constitution’s free speech guarantees and does not trample gun rights. U.S. District Judge Marcia Cooke said it was important to emphasize “the free flow
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