September Canada goose season set to help control Vermont’s resident Canada goose population prior to the arrival of species migrating south from Canada.
It was the first confirmed female mountain lion in Iowa and the fourth big cat killed in the state.
Measure of bait on man’s property estimated at two-and-a-half tons.
Hunters within Special Regulations Areas must follow different guidelines than in other parts of the state, and are limited to using manually operated rimfire rifles, shotguns, muzzleloading long guns and archery equipment.
If the measure is adopted, hunters would be able to use electronic decoys in hunting waterfowl; electronically heated scent or lure dispensers; and electronic devices that distribute ozone gas for scent-control purposes.
It’s estimated that, in the 2011 fish take from over 246,000 lakes worldwide, 18.5 billion pounds of fish harvested.
While that’s a touch of good news after a challenging winter, mule deer hunters will see fewer young bucks in the fall, and in some places, very few.
With the two males killed Monday, it was the farthest grizzly bears have been seen east of the Rocky Mountain Front in more than a century.
Fishing was great in the spring and good salmon fishing is still being reported in the month of June all along the south shore of the lake.
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