
Wild turkey surprise: Locating and calling boss gobblers during the unusual spring of 2018
A strange season has developed for longbeard activity, but persistent, savvy hunters still can locate a workable tom turkey.
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A strange season has developed for longbeard activity, but persistent, savvy hunters still can locate a workable tom turkey.

CPW will also donate fillets from 25 northern pike and eight smallmouth bass captured during the walleye project. All three species are considered a significant threat to native fish recovery efforts.

Research helps confirm longstanding suspicions that prions can accumulate in the environment in areas such as mineral licks or feeding and baiting sites where deer congregate, and scientists believe environmental reservoirs of prions could serve

Biologists counted 2,540 mule deer over 245.8 square miles during this year’s survey. That’s 45 percent above the long-term average, with overall mule deer density in the badlands at 10.3 deer per square mile, down

Still, the excitement surrounding turkey hunting is the very reason we arise in the middle of the night and head out into the turkey woods.
Mulching isn’t just for curb appeal, mulching is an important soil management practice covering the soil surface.

Oh, and Willmar area resident/angler Kelly Morrell will guide the governor on the opener.

Supporters say the bill would fix an oversight because youth hunters already can hunt on private land open to the public but not other public land.

Most of the fish were sheepshead. VHS has been detected in lakes Michigan and Winnebago for more than a decade.
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