DNR Reports Moose estimate up, but increase isn’t “statistically significant” St. Paul — Minnesota’s moose population remains low despite a slowing population decline during the past five years, the Minnesota DNR said. Results from the
Springfield — What are the most common deer hunting violations in Illinois? A study of CPO reports over a four-year period did not provide a definitive answer – mainly because the state’s Wildlife Code includes
Oswego, Ill. — Withering disdain for DNR sharpshooters was recently revived by the apparent misreading of property line boundaries. According to reports out of Kendall County, a sharpshooter commissioned by DNR to help sample deer
Albany, N.Y. — One and done. It appears that could be the fate of a controversial antlerless-only regulation imposed on bowhunters and muzzleloader hunters in a dozen wildlife management units last season. DEC officials have
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Springfield — It’s been nearly two years since a once-prominent Illinois deer hunter was ostracized after it was discovered he’d misrepresented at least one impressive buck that had led to his notoriety. While social media
St. Paul — Two more positive cases of chronic wasting disease in deer in the same area of northeastern Iowa may not move the Minnesota DNR to increase surveillance for the disease along the Iowa
Harrisburg — As part of its Core Values & Beliefs program, the Williams Company recently donated $2,400 to the Pennsylvania Game Commission to be used for camera-aided enforcement to protect bat caves from intrusions. The
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