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Deer seasons are opening all over the country. Archers always get the first crack at them and then the rifle, shotgun and muzzleloader hunters get their chance. Every year it seems there are more than
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Deer seasons are opening all over the country. Archers always get the first crack at them and then the rifle, shotgun and muzzleloader hunters get their chance. Every year it seems there are more than

Albany – DEC has a serious shortage of environmental conservation officers that could grow if a long-awaited contract is approved and many ECOs choose to retire at that point. Peter Fanelli, DEC’s director of law
I’m not a massive fan of the U.S. Forest Service lottery system for obtaining a Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness permits, but it’s worked pretty well for me the past couple of years. If you
PIERRE, S.D. – The 2012 annual park entrance license for South Dakota’s state parks and recreation areas go on sale Oct 1. The 2012 park entrance license is $28 and is valid from Oct. 1,

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) – Gov. Mark Dayton outlined an urgent case Monday for stopping invasive Asian carp from spreading widely in Minnesota’s waters, convening a summit where he said the state will need help
Aug. 8, 2011– The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) is now seeking fields to lease from private landowners for the Sept. 3 opening of the 2011-12 dove season. Since 1994, LDWF has leased
August 4, 2011 – Today the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission passed a motion amending the rules by which Oyster Harvester Permits are issued for Lake Calcasieu. As required by Act 329 of the 2011
Women comprise the fastest growing segment of the population with regard to hunting and shooting sports participation. Sabrina Schnelker provides her first hunt experiences and discusses some interesting lessons as seen through the eyes of
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