
Bill would reverse decision on senior lifetime license holders, pheasant stamp in Pennsylvania
Debate over seniors paying for stocked pheasants continues in Pennsylvania
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Debate over seniors paying for stocked pheasants continues in Pennsylvania

The program, initiated by a bill from the 2017 Montana Legislature, will provide significant funding for the state’s fight against aquatic invasive species.

State unveils designs for new observation viewing tower in Utica.

Last year the auction netted $175,397, and the collection totaled 11,512 pounds of antlers, a few thousand pounds short of the record high of 13,698 pounds in 2014.

Outings draw 32 hunters who bagged nine gobblers.

Although the ticks are out early, it appears that their numbers are typical for a Minnesota spring. The number of cases of tick-borne illnesses is going up, though.

Waseca County Pheasants Forever and partners spearhead Linde Wildlife Management Area purchase.

But Maine is still looking to cut down the number of moose hunting permits it offers this year. The state, which has the largest population of moose in the lower 48 states, is reducing the

Find shallow bays with loads of vegetation on Gitche Gumee, and you’ll locate some of the largest northern pike in the Lower 48.
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