DENVER, Colo. – The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission will receive merger and budget updates at its monthly meeting in Alamosa on Thursday, Aug. 18. The one-day meeting is scheduled to begin at 8:30 a.m. at The Inn of the Rio Grande at 333 Santa Fe Avenue in Alamosa. Staffs from the Department of Natural […]
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SPRINGFIELD, S.D. – With lower water levels on the Missouri River, the Department of Game, Fish and Parks announced today that the south campground at the Springfield Recreation Area is now available for reservations. “We were able to open 10 more campsites to the public,” said Shane Bertsch, District Park supervisor. The boat ramp in
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DENVER – Colorado’s bighorn sheep are again benefitting from a major donation that supports research, transplants and habitat improvements. The Rocky Mountain Bighorn Society presented the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission with a $149,325 check, representing the proceeds from the Society’s 2011 auctions and raffles of highly sought-after bighorn sheep, mountain goat and pronghorn licenses.
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PIERRE, S.D. – Resident Canada goose populations in South Dakota have continued to increase in recent years, exceeding population objectives and causing high levels of crop damage. In an effort to reduce the goose population, South Dakota will implement an August Management Take Season for the second year, allowing hunters to harvest eight geese per
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WATERTOWN, S.D. – The South Dakota Game Fish and Parks Commission has set dates for the 2011-12 nonresident trapping season. The nonresident season for muskrat, raccoons and beaver will run from the first Saturday in December thru March 15. Nonresidents must be residents of a state that allows South Dakota trappers to trap in their
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WATERTOWN, S.D – The South Dakota Game Fish and Parks Commission is considering a proposal that would allow South Dakota residents who are 65 years and older to purchase a Senior Combination Fishing and Hunting License. The special license would cost $34. Currently, seniors can get a discount fishing license, but no Senior Small-Game License
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PIERRE, S.D. – South Dakota state parks will be holding special events on Saturday, Aug. 20. The activities are a great way to spend a summer day. Make plans to attend the following events: Kayaking for Fun, 9:30 a.m. CDT, Randall Creek Recreation Area near Pickstown. Learn how to safely and effectively paddle a kayak.
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This report, from the Wisconsin DNR, brings up an issue of great potential importance to all hunters (not just waterfowlers, because upland bird hunters end up near many water sources, too). Read this and brush up on the signs to look for in the field, and to look for in your dog should it ingest
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Bonus Wisconsin antlerless deer carcass tags for regular deer management units, and hunting access permits for all state park deer management units go on sale beginning at noon Saturday, August 20. Tags and permits will be sold at the rate of one per person per day, and will continue until sold out or until the
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