
Opening-day deer harvest nosedives with foul weather
Meanwhile, the fall turkey harvest was about average this year.
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Meanwhile, the fall turkey harvest was about average this year.

Three hunters suffered non-fatal shooting injuries during the hunt that began Nov. 17 and ended Sunday.

The closest breeding population of mountain lions is about 400 miles away, in western South Dakota’s Black Hills.

They’re urging the federal Department of Agriculture to develop a national tracking system for the deer disease as well as standards for transporting deer across state lines.

Students collected tissue samples from deer as hunters brought the animals into testing stations in parking lots, gas stations and forestry offices around the state. The DNR will use the information to track the disease’s

State also sees 10 percent increase in black bear harvest – 1,993 compared to 1,796 in 2017 – and more bears are yet to be taken in extended seasons in many Wildlife Management Units.

This year’s first day sees 13,614 deer harvested, compared to 22,366 last year.

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Writer enjoys watching birds over the bead on the barrels of his double-barrel shotgun well enough, but also enjoys watching them at his feeding stations every winter day.
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