Fishing
Weekly Migratory Bird Hunting Report – January 21st, 2009
Weekly migratory bird hunting reports are posted from early September through early February. High Plains Mallard Management Unit: Goose hunting cooled off a bit this week with the warmer temperatures. Fewer geese are using Cactus
Pennsylvania hunter fined for killing neighborhood pet deer
Millville, Pa. (AP) — A hunter is facing a $2,300 fine for killing an albino deer considered a neighborhood pet in a rural central Pennsylvania community. Maple Grove residents say they watched out for the
CWD found in private Olmsted Co. elk herd
St. Paul – An elk raised on a farm north of Rochester in Olmsted County has tested positive for chronic wasting disease. The discovery – the result of routine testing of slaughtered cervids – marks
Game, Fish and Parks Proposes New Rules for Water Safety
Pierre, S.D. – The Game, Fish and Parks department proposed water safety changes on lakes in four counties at its commission meeting last week. Areas include South Shore Lakeside Use Area on Lake Francis Case
Iowa Fishing Report – January 29, 2009
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources issues a weekly fishing report on Thursdays in an effort to provide the latest information heading into the weekend. The weekly fishing report is compiled from information gathered from
Women sentenced in case of smuggled Laos wildlife
Minneapolis — Two metro-area women were sentenced earlier this month for smuggling protected wildlife into the country from Laos and selling it in St. Paul. Investigators originally confiscated more than 1,300 wildlife parts and pieces
Many changes afoot for whitetail hunting?
Columbus – Some fairly significant changes – including a move for muzzleloaders to January – could be in store for Ohio deer hunters next season. Several new proposals were rolled out before the Ohio Wildlife
Grouse season and bag limits could be reduced
Athens, Ohio – With grouse flush rates and harvest numbers at their lowest point on record, the DNR_Division of Wildlife says it must do something to help the species recover, if that’s possible at all.
Choke Canyon Gives Up Seventh ShareLunker
Athens, Texas—Brad Bookmyer of Leander had his fishing trip cut short January 21, but he was happy about it. After hooking two fish so big he could not turn them and keep them from getting
