Hook and Bullet
New York Cuffs and Collars – October 18th, 2013
Unlawful burning (Cortland County) On April 8, ECO Jamie Powers responded to a complaint of an unlawful burn in the town of Cincinnatus. Upon his arrival he observed two individuals dismantling an abandoned house. Both
State set to take closer look at moose
New York wildlife officials have been watching moose gain a foothold in the northern reaches of the state for more than 30 years, and now they plan on taking a closer look.
Shutdown locks out New York sportsmen
Federal lands off limits for hunters, anglers
Pheasant opener: results as expected
In a number of ways, it would be fair to say the Minnesota pheasant-hunting opener, 2013, was much what was expected by hunters before they went afield. That’s not to say they were wading through
Mille Lacs: tough ’eye bite ahead?
DNR to examine possible winter angling reg changes
Three finalists emerge for Fisheries chief post
Ed Boggess, director of the DNR Fish and Wildlife Division, has whittled to three the list of those who might lead the agency’s Fisheries Section into the future.
Minnesota Cuffs & Collars – October 18th, 2013
District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) checked duck hunters on Thief Lake and the Roseau River impoundments. An accidentally trapped bobcat that weighed 60 pounds was surrendered to the CO. CO Demosthenes
Deer prepare to face the harsh elements of winter
Winter in the northern regions is by far the cruelest few months on the whitetail’s calendar.
