Fishing
Spring turkey hunters could see options in ’09
Columbus – Although there’s been an ongoing conversation in Ohio conservation circles about extending the spring turkey season, that status quo will remain this year. That could change in the near future, however. Dave Risley,
Pols talk deer with Audubon, Unified
Harrisburg – Just two organizations were allowed to speak at a deer-management forum hosted by the Senate Game and Fisheries Committee here. They did not fare equally well. Tim Schaeffer, executive director of Audubon Pennsylvania,
Population of deer Zone C dwarfs that of other areas
Athens, Ohio – Before deer season started last fall, there were roughly 2,200 deer in west central Ohio’s Darke County, about four animals per square mile. Across the state in Guernsey County, the pre-hunt population
Anglers find human bones at Centre’s Sayers Lake
Howard, Pa. – It might have started like any “walk in the park,” but for two Clinton County anglers, it did not end that way. While looking for lost fishing lures in Bald Eagle State
Legislature heading for backstretch of session
St. Paul – If everything goes according to plan (i.e. the session ends when it’s scheduled to end), the Legislature will be adjourned two months from now. There’s a lot of work to do between
A mixed bag of support for walleye legislation
St. Paul – Since the session began in mid-February, the pace at the Capitol has been frenetic. Marquee pieces of legislation have been approved – dedicated funding, for one – and others – bonding and
Hugo WMA plan hits snag over discharge of firearms
Hugo, Minn. – As the city of Hugo puts the final touches on its city-wide comprehensive plan, the final public input meeting has given city officials some new things to consider regarding the Paul Hugo
