Deer collisions top 80,000 in N.Y.
Third highest figure in U.S.
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Department of Agriculture investigating possible 2nd case of chronic wasting disease
Pennsylvania may have its second case of chronic wasting disease.
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CFAB planning push for license ‘restructuring’
A license “restructuring” that could be pushed by the state’s Conservation Fund Advisory Board next year would actually roll back some sporting license fees just four years after an increase.
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Southern Zone season should be a solid one
New York’s single biggest hunting day is the opening day of the Southern Zone firearms deer season.
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Otter attacks angler in Allegheny River
A river otter attacked an angler on Sept. 11 at the junction of French Creek and the Allegheny River, just off Ninth Street, adjacent to the Riverfront Park in this Venango County town.
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Urban unit archers can take bears starting now
For the first time, starting now, bowhunters in the state’s four most urban wildlife management units will be able to participate in overlapping bear- and deer-hunting opportunities.
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Blackfish changes hit recreational anglers
Shorter season, increased in minimum size
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Bag limit on geese at three
Duck hunting seasons set in north, south,
Lake Erie zones
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No Asian carp found in Erie bays
After a week of intensive electrofishing and gill netting activities officials have found no bighead or silver Asian carps in western Lake Erie
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