
20 more dove hunt days added
Opening day for Ohio’s 2014-2015 early migratory bird hunting seasons will be Monday, Sept. 1, and includes mourning dove, Canada goose, rail, moorhen, and snipe.
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Opening day for Ohio’s 2014-2015 early migratory bird hunting seasons will be Monday, Sept. 1, and includes mourning dove, Canada goose, rail, moorhen, and snipe.

Accused of trying to elude DNR officers

Lake Erie will have a significant bloom of toxic blue-green algae in its western basin this summer, although it isn’t expected to be as large as last year’s

Despite a long and harsh winter, small-game hunters should find ample opportunities this fall based on reports from DNR wildlife biologists throughout the state.

Hunters will have access to fewer privately owned acres of forest come 2015, the result of lands being transferred from the Michigan DNR Commercial Forest Program to the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development

Michigan fisheries officials are collecting public input on a variety of options for changes to the current bass season after lawmakers approved legislation to remove season dates from state statute.

If you catch a smallmouth bass in the Susquehanna or its tributaries, with a wire trailing from its underside, it is a participant in a study of fish movement related to wider research into the

A state wildlife conservation officer suffered his second alleged assault-by-vehicle in two years in Bradford County, according to the Pennsylvania Game Commission.

Two good Samaritans are undergoing rabies treatment in Westmoreland County after rescuing a woman from an attack by a rabid deer.
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