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Gun deer kill down nearly 10,000

Any attempt by the DNR Division of Wildlife to put a good spin on the just concluded statewide firearms deer-hunting season will likely be seen by at least some participants as nothing more than an

Michigan Cuffs & Collars – December 19th, 2014

DISTRICT 1 COs Dave Painter and Jason Wicklund received a complaint about an individual who had filled his deer tags but was still hunting. The COs went to the camp and observed a buck hanging

Congress OKs duck stamp fee hike

National conservation organizations consider it a foregone conclusion that following Senate approval earlier this month of a price increase for the federal duck stamp, its passage is just a matter of time.

State moving on drone legislation

Aerial drones will likely soon be illegal to use while hunting in Michigan under a pair of tie-barred bills that also will prohibit anti-hunters from using the increasingly popular remote-controlled devices to harass sportsmen.

Pennsylvania Cuffs & Collars – December 19th, 2014

NORTHWEST REGION From the Game Commission • Venango County WCO Ronda Bimber encountered two individuals operating an ATV on state game lands. The operator fled and was tracked to a local camp. The ATV was

Costs of CWD getting clearer

The people in charge of monitoring farmed deer in Pennsylvania are likely looking west across the state’s border and feeling lucky.

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