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Michigan officials modify CWD response plans

At its August meeting in Lansing, the Natural Resources Commission adopted changes to the Michigan Surveillance and Response Plan for Chronic Wasting Disease of Free-Ranging and Privately Owned Cervids.

Michigan Cuffs & Collars – September 14th, 2012

DISTRICT 1 CO Jason Wicklund was on patrol in Gogebic County when he observed an ORVer coming toward him. The driver was not wearing a helmet, so the CO stopped to speak with the operator.

Urban unit archers can take bears starting now

For the first time, starting now, bowhunters in the state’s four most urban wildlife management units will be able to participate in overlapping bear- and deer-hunting opportunities.

Pennsylvania Cuffs & Collars – September 13th, 2012

NORTHWEST REGION •Crawford County WCO Jacob J. Olexsak is investigating a case in which an 8-point buck was shot from a roadway, just after sunset in August. •Forest County WCO Daniel P. Schmidt reports the

Minnesota Cuffs & Collars – September 14th, 2012

District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) checked area bear and goose hunters. A deer-shining complaint was taken. Assistance was provided to a turkey producer who had wolf depredation problems. CO Jeremy Woinarowicz

23,000 apply for wolf tags in Minnesota

The DNR received nearly four times as many applications for wolf-hunting and trapping licenses as are available for the inaugural seasons later this year.

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