Hook and Bullet
In Minnesota, the waterfowl season is open more than it’s closed
Between ducks, Canada geese, and light geese, Minnesota hunters have about seven months to target waterfowl in 2014.
Deer kill may rise, but not enough
DMP increase falls short of goal in some units
SAFE Act court ruling dumps 7-bullet limit
But judge upholds constitutionality of N.Y. gun law
Waterfowl stamp hike proposal resurfaces
Despite the fact that leading conservation groups continually have called for it and that it wouldn’t be an added burden to U.S. taxpayers, attempts in the past to increase the price of the federal duck
New York Cuffs and Collars – January 10th, 2014
Wild animal possession case (Chemung County) In 2007, ECOs responded to assist the New York State Police when it was reported a “pet” bear had escaped his keeper. ECO Toni Dragotta began an investigation, which
Links From New York Outdoor News – Issue 1, 2014
Page 2 A plan for the future Department of Environmental Conservation Conservation Fund – Sources and Uses of Funds Page 8 Federal hatchery cutbacks would ‘minimally’ impact N.Y. National Fish Hatchery System Strategic Hatchery and
MInnesota Cuffs & Collars – January 10th, 2014
District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) checked anglers on Lake of the Woods and the Roseau River. Enforcement action was taken on anglers who illegally filleted walleyes on the Lake of the
DNR says it hears concerns about deer numbers
On the heels of a 2013 deer kill that was the lowest since the 1990s, discussions of the status of the state’s deer are commonplace among hunters.
Hot roundtable topics: deer, Mille Lacs
The more things change, the more they stay the same, indeed.
