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ID: Commission to consider extra deer hunts

Contrary to some reports, no extra controlled hunts have opened in the Bennett Hills – yet. Idaho Fish and Game officials will recommend the Idaho Fish and Game Commission adopt two proposed controlled hunts to

ID: Ask Fish and Game: hunting private land

Q. A friend invited me to hunt deer and elk on his property. Do I need a hunting license and tag to hunt on private property? A. You must have an Idaho hunting license and

MI: Strength in numbers: Groups unite to stave off cuts

Washington – With Congress’s fledgling “super committee” currently considering major federal deficit reduction, a new coalition of some 1,000 groups and businesses has joined “in urging Congress to consider the economic impacts of the great

MI: Authorities seeking U.P. moose-poaching suspects

Marquette, Mich – In what is being called one of the most blatant crimes against Michigan’s natural resources in recent years, a person or persons displayed a severed moose head on a rock along the

MI: Bill: Hike fines for illegal baiting

Lansing – Michigan hunters could face more stringent fines for baiting violations under pending legislation in the state House of Representatives. State Rep. Rick Olson, R-Saline, recently introduced House Bill 4927, which would ratchet up

MI: Cuffs and Collars Issue: 23

DISTRICT 1 CO Mark Leadman responded to a fire that occurred in western Marquette County that started from a campfire that was left unattended. When the two subjects returned to their camping site, they found

PA: Hunting opportunities boosted in state parks

Howard, Pa. – Hunters might have noticed that more state park land is open to hunting this fall than in past years. It’s no accident. According to John Norbeck, director of parks for the Department

PA: PF&BC must continue to reduce its spending

Harrisburg – It’s no secret the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission has been looking for ways to save money. That will continue, thanks to Gov. Tom Corbett’s administration. The commission is putting together its budget

OH: Cuffs and Collars Issue: 23

Central Ohio – Wildlife District 1 • While working sport fishing enforcement on the Mad River in central Champaign County, Wildlife Officer Jeff Tipton got a call about someone camping along the bank of the

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