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Gov. on CREP: Get legislative support

St. Paul If proponents of CREP expect Gov. Jesse Ventura to make the program a budget priority, they’d better garner legislative support before the 2001 session. That’s the latest message that Judy Erickson, CREP coordinator

Clinton bans fishing in Hawaiian reserve

Washington, D.C. When President Bill Clinton recently signed an executive order establishing the Northwestern Hawaiian Island Coral Reef Ecosystem Reserve, he also banned recreational fishing four million acres and restricted fishing in another 80 million

More on Manitoba hunting.

Terry Nealy Outfitting is one of three hunting camps in the Duck Mountain Provincial Forest located about five hours northwest of Winnipeg, and near the Saskatchewan border. Most outfitters offer archer, blackpowder and rifle deer

Feds await wolf plan

St. Paul By early next year, the Minnesota DNR hopes to have a gray wolf state management plan submitted to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. At that point, the federal agency will decide how

Can fish learn not to strike?

I suppose just about every angler has thought about what makes fish bite and what makes them stop. This subject has been discussed in millions of boats all over the world and, to my knowledge,

State rep wants dove hunt banned

Madison Wisconsin’s first dove season has yet to get under way and legislators are already hard at work to stop the new hunt. Rep. Frank Boyle (D-Superior) has promised that an Assembly bill, if passed,

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