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Eastern South Dakota received substantial rainfall this spring. When combined with increasingly effective agricultural practices and large numbers of resident Canada geese, the excessive moisture can cause depredation issues for landowners. “Landowners with crop damage

PIERRE, S.D. – Boating is a popular activity in South Dakota during the Fourth of July holiday period, and the Game, Fish and Parks Department offers a few tips to keep those outings safe and

LAKE CITY, S.D. – The Northern Fort Playhouse will present The Marvelous Wonderettes and Kosher Lutherans during its sixth season at Fort Sisseton Historic State Park. The first of the shows will be presented Friday,

The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR) State Lands Division has scheduled six Open Woods Weeks at the Forever Wild Land Trust’s Sipsey River Swamp Recreation Area and Nature Preserve. This beautiful tract

The National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF) has named Conservation Enforcement Officer Keilan Lord of Centre, Ala. its 2011 Alabama Wildlife Law Enforcement Officer of the Year. Lord was recognized for the award during the Federation’s

In an effort to expand the opportunity for bowhunters to harvest more deer within Oak Mountain State Park near Birmingham, hunt dates will be scheduled November 1, 2011 through January 31, 2012. Hunt dates will

BATESVILLE – Many people dream of having the opportunity to compete in a national competition. For a young group of Arkansas students, this dream came true. Eagle Mountain Magnet Elementary of Batesville swept the national

JASPER – For 25 lucky people, the highlight of the Buffalo River Elk Festival is the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission drawing for elk hunting permits. The two-segment season will be Sept. 26-30 and Dec.

LITTLE ROCK – Family picnics, fireworks and being on the water all are things associated with the Fourth of July. One more thing should be added to that list – safety. According to Bob Cushing,