Fishing
Hackmatack’s progress symbolic with land buy
In an era of shrinking public land across Illinois, news that the state is now part of a National Wildlife Refuge being built from scratch strikes some as surreal.
Groups again sue to relist timber wolves
With Wisconsin’s and Minnesota’s first modern-day wolf hunts in the books, animals rights groups wasted no time in filing a federal lawsuit
Walker wants ‘mini hunts,’ DMAP funding
Gov. Scott Walker’s executive budget will order the DNR to create new deer mini-hunts, as well as provide funding to create updated maps of the state and continue chronic wasting disease surveillance, he announced Feb.
‘Statewide rifle’ has opposition
A proposal to legalize the use of rifles for hunting deer statewide will be voted on at the spring fish and wildlife hearings on Monday, April 8
Links from New York Outdoor News – Issue 4, 2013
Page 1 Albany rally still gaining momentum New York State Rifle & Pistol Association Shooters Commitee on Political Education Page 2 Steve Piatt column Stand up for the second amendment by standing with New York
Surveys show strong support for APR
Hunters in the southeastern part of the state are more supportive than they have been in the past of regulations that require them to shoot only bucks that have at least four antler points on
Vilsack says CRP signup set for May
General signup is announced at Pheasant Fest
