Delaware Governor Jack Markell and DNREC Secretary Collin O’Mara were joined by natural resource officials from Maryland and New Jersey in Philadelphia today alongside the ex-USS Arthur W. Radford for a final salute to the destroyer before her final mission into the Atlantic to be sunk as part of the Del-Jersey-Land artificial reef program. The […]
Delaware: Ex-USS Arthur W. Radford reef sinking expected soon Read More »
Whether you are for or against being able to hunt all game animals on Sundays, the Board of Pennsylvania Game Commissioners recently took a position that will not help them in the long run. They voted 4 to 3 in June — passing a broad measure supporting legislation that would allow additional hunting on Sundays
PGC jumped the gun on Sunday hunting issue Read More »
Needing some fresh eggs, I decided to take a ride to one of the Pennsylvania farms I hunt and get a dozen for me and another for the farmer whose land I also hunt. I picked up the eggs, which I doubted the chickens even missed yet, and drove three more miles to the other
Hunting’s latest challenge Read More »
Egg-laying and feeding behavior of these insects damages individual tree branches This year’s summer green is being interrupted by brown patches in Missouri’s trees, and it’s not just because of the heat. Brown leaves can appear on trees in many patterns for many reasons. Common this summer are small clusters of wilted, brown leaves scattered
Missouri: Brown patches in trees may be a result of cicadas and scale insects Read More »
Chris Rounds of Alvo was disappointed when he did not draw an elk permit this year. As it turns out, he will get to go elk hunting after all. He won the Nebraska Super Tag Lottery multi-species permit on Friday. NGPC Kit Hams of the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission, left, watches Xander Svendsen, 8,
Alvo Man Wins Nebraska Super Tag Lottery Read More »
$1 million rehabilitation project scheduled for lake in central Louisiana July 29, 2011 – The Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Foundation (LWFF) in cooperation with the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) and the City of Eunice plan to launch a project to rehabilitate Eunice City Lake after a Union Pacific Railroad explosion in May
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Wildlife artists can submit entries for the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources’ (DNR) 2012 trout and salmon stamp from Monday, Aug. 8, through Friday, Aug. 19. Designs should be securely wrapped and enclosed in an envelope or other container. The words “Trout and Salmon Stamp” should be clearly marked on outside of the container. Late
Minnesota DNR seeks designs for Minnesota’s 2012 trout and salmon stamp Read More »
Minnesota’s 2011 breeding duck and goose populations improved from last year, according to results of the annual Minnesota Department of Natural Resources’ (DNR) spring waterfowl surveys. The state’s estimated breeding duck population was 687,000 compared with last year’s estimate of 531,000. This year’s estimate is 11 percent above the long-term average of 622,000 breeding ducks.
Minnesota waterfowl numbers improved; wetland conditions excellent Read More »
Minnesota hunters will be able to purchase 2011 deer licenses starting Monday, Aug. 1, the same day the state’s hunting regulation booklet is available online at www.mndnr.gov/buyalicense. Booklets will be available in mid-August. This year’s archery season opens Saturday, Sept. 17. The general firearms season opens Saturday, Nov. 5. The deadline for lottery permit applications
Minnesota deer licenses on sale Aug. 1; regulation changes announced Read More »
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