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MD: Annual Yellow Perch Run Is Looking Good

Perryville, Md. (February 23, 2012) – The recreational yellow perch fishing season for shoreline anglers is heating up thanks to the mild winter weather and an increased fish population. So far, it looks as though

MS: 2012 Hunter Ed Class – Leflore

Saturday February 25, 2012 8am-6pm Location: VFW Building, 105 East Claiborne Street, Greenwood, MS County: Leflore Hunter Safety Class, Contact MDWF&P Region Office at (662)840-5172

MT: FWP Corrects Reports Of “New” Permit For Elk Archers

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks officials said today that a widely reported “new elk tag” for archers in the eastern half of Montana is causing confusion among hunters. Several reports following the FWP Commission meeting

OR: Henry Hagg Lake fishing opens March 3

CLACKAMAS, Ore – Henry Hagg Lake, one of Northwest Oregon’s premier still water fishing venues, will open for the year on Saturday, March 3. In anticipation of the season opener, the Oregon Department of Fish

OR: ODFW hosts annual plant give-away to benefit wildlife

ROSEBURG –Douglas County gardeners and nature enthusiasts can celebrate spring with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife’s annual plant give-away on Tuesday, Mar. 6. The event runs 9 am – 1 pm at the

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