
Oh say can she see? Deer research has eye for does
While research of deer eyesight is hardly new, Cohen and his colleagues at the Deer Lab at the University of Georgia have spent years trying to take things a step farther, themselves.
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While research of deer eyesight is hardly new, Cohen and his colleagues at the Deer Lab at the University of Georgia have spent years trying to take things a step farther, themselves.

According to the report, trappers and hunters sold nearly 15 percent more furbearer pelts last season compared to the year before.

An informal audit of citations written by DNR conservation wardens from 2003 through 2013 shows that the number of citations issued from 2011 through 2013 has dropped

County deer advisory councils have been meeting throughout the state, and one Natural Resources Board member wants to be sure the recommendations coming from the committees are really from the public.

It’s usually about the money, and it was again recently when a public meeting on the problems confronting the Lake Michigan yellow perch fishery was convened in Milwaukee

A healthy balance in the state’s Conservation Fund is being eroded and the fund is “trending toward the red,” a state budget official told the Conservation Fund Advisory Board last month.

Tightened regulations on both commercial and recreational striped bass fishing will take effect Jan. 1 under a proposal approved last month by the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission’s Atlantic Striped Bass Management Board.

Sportsmen and gun owners in New York state hoping for a political miracle – an upset win by Rob Astorino over Gov. Andrew Cuomo – saw those hopes fade under an avalanche of votes from

COs encounter many deer-baiters
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