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Missouri Conservation agents thwart illegal catfish noodling

Catfish noodling, or hand-fishing, is illegal in Missouri due to potential harm to fisheries. But the method also prompts junk to be tossed into public lakes as accessories. Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) agents in

North Dakota: Deer Deaths Possible Indicator of EHD

Wildlife biologists believe recent reports of white-tailed deer deaths in western North Dakota could indicate the presence of epizootic hemorrhagic disease. Dr. Dan Grove, State Game and Fish Department wildlife veterinarian, said the reports have

Maryland: Assateague State Park and campground to reopen

Other Maryland State Parks Opening on Case by Case Basis The Maryland Park Service (MPS) has reopened Assateague State Park after closing it due to Hurricane Irene. MPS reopened the campground on August 31. Campers

Missouri: waterfowl seasons set, pending approval

At its regular meeting Aug. 26, the Missouri Conservation Commission set the following 2011-2012 waterfowl seasons, contingent on final federal approval. North Zone: Oct. 29 – Dec. 27 Middle Zone: Nov. 5 – Jan. 3

Nebraska: Commissioners Approve Waterfowl Recommendations

LINCOLN, Neb. – The Nebraska Game and Parks Commissioners approved the 2011 waterfowl season recommendations at their meeting Aug. 30 in McCook. Waterfowl hunting seasons begin Sept. 3 with the Low Plains early teal season.

Iowa rabbit, squirrel seasons open Sept. 3

The 2011-12 Iowa hunting seasons for cottontail rabbits and squirrels (fox and gray) open Sept. 3. Cottontail Rabbits Based on the DNR’s August roadside survey of upland game, southern Iowa has the highest rabbit numbers

Iowa dove season begins Sept. 1

Iowa’s inaugural dove season begins Thursday. Doves can be found in all 99 Iowa counties, with highest populations in the Loess Hills and southern three tiers of counties. Every DNR wildlife management district planted food

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