
Bucks and genetics — Mother Nature can’t be outwitted
Probably the two biggest misconceptions about culling to improve antler genetics are the “spike” debate and environmental influences.
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Probably the two biggest misconceptions about culling to improve antler genetics are the “spike” debate and environmental influences.

State officials say while releasing fish bought in pet shops may seem harmless, they can become invasive and multiply by the thousands, or they can struggle to survive and to fend off more aggressive predators.

Meridian, formed by a partnership with agricultural interests in North Dakota to develop the refinery, plans to push forward on the $900 million project, which it says will be a model for environmentally friendly technology.

Respect your fellow anglers on the water and hopefully that same respectful attitude will be paid back to you.

Still, during the month of May I always feels torn between the two pursuits, as do many of my peers.

The images were taken May 13 and then again May 24, and show what looks to be a large cat making its way across the property.

The final 2017 Environment bill, which Gov. Mark Dayton likely will sign, includes a provision to allow scopes during the blackpowder season.

North Dakota Game and Fish Department offers a few simple reminders to help ensure a fluent transition when launching and loading a boat.

Still, the fish remains a threatened species in the state and the DEC asks anglers to avoid spawning lake sturgeon while fishing in New York waters.
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