DENVER, Colo. – The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission will finalize waterfowl season regulations for the Central Flyway portion of Colorado during a brief conference call scheduled for Thursday, Aug. 11 beginning at 10 a.m. Most 2011-2012 migratory bird seasons were finalized by the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission at its meeting in Denver on […]
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CONCORD, N.H. — Vanity snowmobile registration decals for the registration year that started July 1 are available for New Hampshire resident snowmobile owners. The deadline for submitting applications is October 14. Vanity registration decals are $84 for snowmobile club members (you must show proof of membership) and $114 for non-members. Registrations are valid until June
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PLATTE, S.D. – Buryanek Recreation Area west of Platte has re-opened thanks to receding water on the Missouri River. The park has been closed since June 24. A portion of the campsites will remain closed until the lake level recedes further. Campsites 1-6 and 10-21 can be reserved for Labor Day weekend, Sept. 1 –
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KIT CARSON, Colo. – Pronghorn hunters looking for tips to improve their success are invited to a free seminar in Kit Carson Aug. 12 at 6:30 p.m. The workshop is a way for pronghorn hunters to learn how and where to hunt pronghorn and improve their chances of successfully harvesting an animal. Preparation for the
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Despite efforts to reduce nitrate levels in the Mississippi River Basin, concentrations and transport at eight major study sites did not consistently decline from 1980-2008. These results are based on a new scientific model developed by the USGS that takes into account variation in river flows in order to gain an accurate understanding of long
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In the first few hours of archery season on Holey Land Wildlife Management Area in Palm Beach County, FWC officers busted two local hunters using bait to lure deer to a tree stand. It is illegal to use bait on public lands. FWC officers first noticed corn kernels in a clearing on Friday, the day
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VALDOSTA, Ga. (AP) – A trophy buck beyond the wildest dreams of most hunters and outdoor enthusiasts resides just outside the Valdosta city limits, but you won’t run across him out in the wild. Rufus, a 25-point, 225-pound white-tailed deer, has been under the care of local resident Gary O’Neal since the deer was a
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The Iowa Department of Natural Resources will allow promiscuous fishing to take place in waters bodies left behind from the 2011 Missouri River flood, beginning on Aug. 15. These waters bodies need to be completely isolated from the river, unlikely to be connected to the river during normal flows, did not exist before the flood,
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The 2011 Wisconsin Deer Hunting Regulations pamphlet is not so much about what we can or cannot do, or should and should not do, but who is sending the message. Wisconsin has a fine staff of biologists, ecologists and property managers, dedicated to the state’s wildlife, not to egos or distant handlers. But did any
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