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FL: Live Oak man cited for taking too many bass

A Live Oak man has been charged with taking too many black bass at the Eagle Lake Fish Management Area in Hamilton County on Jan. 23. Sabino R. Fuentes (DOB 08/29/79) received the citation for

AR: AGFC offers new system to turn in violators

The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission is offering a new way to anonymously report outdoor-related violations to the agency’s Enforcement Division agents. It’s called tip411 and is as simple as sending a text message. CitizenObserver,

AR: First Draw for Spring Turkey Permits is complete

Here’s a link to pay online: https://www.ark.org/agfc/permitting/status.php To pay by check or money order, here’s our mailing address: Arkansas Game and Fish Commission 2 Natural Resources Dr. Little Rock, AR 72205 Checks must be postmarked

UT: Antler gathering course now online

You must complete a free online course before gathering shed antlers in Utah. The course is available online. Take the course at wildlife.utah.gov/shedantler Late winter and early spring is the worst time of the year

ND: 2012 Season Opening Dates, Calendar of Events

February 2012 11: hunter ed instructor banquet, Bismarck 11: Becoming an Outdoors-Woman winter workshop, Upper Souris NWR 15: spring turkey application deadline 24-26: Becoming an Outdoors-Woman winter workshop, Bottineau 25: hunter ed instructor workshop, Grand

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