Upcoming Indiana Reserved Hunt Opportunities
The Indiana DNR offers several different reserved hunts each year. Register for a reserved hunt, view draw results and much more at http://www.in.gov/dnr/fishwild/5834.htm. Below you’ll find upcoming hunts. 2011 Deer Creek Deer Hunt -Applications will be accepted online from Aug. 22 – Sept. 9. -Applicants must possess a license to hunt deer in order to
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Researchers test system to kill invasive species
DULUTH, Minn. (AP) – Researchers have conducted a large-scale test of a new system to kill invasive species hiding in the ballast water of Great Lakes freighters and expect to get test results back next month. Crews recently pumped lye into two of 10 ballast tanks inside the 1,000-foot Indiana Harbor as it left Gary,
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Four-Year-Old Kings Are Coming!
In my spare time I have been daydreaming of what is to come this fall. Spare time? What’s that? Well, I tend to find time in my day to think ahead and get excited about the return of the king salmon to the harbors. If I am not shooting my bow, my blackpowder rifle, or
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Minnesota DNR Commissioner at State Fair 9-5 Friday, Aug. 26
For the first time in many years, Minnesota’s DNR Commissioner will be on hand to talk with the public during the State Fair. On Friday, Aug. 26, Commissioner Tom Landwehr will be at the DNR information booth “and surrounding park area” from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., to speak with fairgoers about the state’s natural
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Clarifying Separate Pots of Marine Money
There were more than a few distortions about the state budget and water quality testing in Ohio’s inland lakes in a story published on Sunday, Aug. 14 in The (Columbus) Dispatch. The story implies the state is short changing testing for water quality in its inland lakes and streams, while spending millions to build recreational
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CO: Woods Lake Native Trout Project Scheduled
MONTROSE, Colo. — The first phase of a native Colorado cutthroat trout restoration project at Woods Lake will take place from Sept. 6-12, Colorado Parks and Wildlife has announced. The Woods Lake State Wildlife area will be closed during those days, and the public is asked to avoid recreating nearby in the surrounding Grand Mesa-Uncompahgre-Gunnison
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I’m Just Dating my Shotgun
Recently, I posted the following request to the fans of Pheasants Forever on Facebook: “Tell us the Story of your First Shotgun.” As the lengthy comments extolling the virtues of their favorite scattergun stacked up, I came to the realization that I don’t have a relationship like these folks with any of the three shotguns
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Who Cares About Global Warming? Good Question…
When it comes to the global warming debate there are two arguments. There is global warming, or there is not. It breaks down into more disputation for those that believe there is global warming. Is it caused by man-made occurrences or is is natural phenomenon? Is it a combination of the two? How fast is
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