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WI: Grouse drumming up over 2010

Rise in counts is unexpected surprise Madison – An unexpected increase in ruffed grouse drumming documented this spring appears to be the real deal. DNR wildlife managers, technicians, foresters, law enforcement personnel, and Ruffed Grouse

WI: Lake Michigan fishing off to fast start

Milwaukee – In capsule form, Lake Michigan fishing so far this year on the Wisconsin side of the lake has developed into an awfully good show. To the south, from about the Manitowoc-Sheboygan area to

NY: Deer plan more than rules/regs

Albany – DEC’s 5-year deer management plan is about much more than season-setting, antler restrictions and a youth hunt. The 57-page document likely to be scrutinized by deer hunters across the state also includes goals

NY: Salt anglers reminded: Free registry required

Albany – New York’s saltwater anglers need to participate in a no-fee registry that takes the place of the $10 marine fishing license repealed by the state Legislature. So far, that hasn’t been happening, DEC

IL: CWD culling finds spread is limited

Arlington Heights, Ill. – A culling program that killed 75 deer in Kane County yielded no “significant” cases of chronic wasting disease, a DNR biologist reported. DNR had announced plans for the program back in

Nebraska: Women’s Muzzleloader Classes Scheduled in July

LINCOLN, Neb. – Women are invited to attend the Beyond Becoming an Outdoors-Woman muzzleloader classes in July, according to the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission. There will be a different topic each Wednesday. The classes,

Nebraska: BOW Catfishing Workshop is July 15

LINCOLN, Neb. – Learn the basics of night catfishing at a Becoming an Outdoors-Woman workshop July 15 at Branched Oak State Recreation Area. The workshop will focus on catfishing techniques from a boat and the

First Shots Seminar Focuses on Target Shooting

LINCOLN, Neb. – Shoot a handgun or a rifle for the first time at a First Shots seminar July 16 at Platte River State Park, according to the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission. This free

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