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MI: Two U.P. men plead guilty to moose poaching
Marquette, Mich. – After a four month investigation, two Gwinn men pleaded guilty to taking and possessing a moose, a nongame species. Travis Steve Green, 26, and Larry Allen Jenkins Jr., 27, confessed to the
MI: State duck hunters optimistic
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. – Michigan waterfowl hunters have much to anticipate this season with another 60-day season on the books, greater numbers of ducks across North America, and goose flocks that appear to be
MI: Cuffs and Collars Issue: 18
DISTRICT 1 COs Dave Painter and Brian Bacon contacted two anglers at a trout lake in Iron County. After speaking with the two subjects, the COs found more than just a fish story. The subjects
MI: Group seeks return of sharptails in the Lower
Mio, Mich.- Jake Halman looked out over the lush green prairie in Ogemaw County with a grin on his face. “I can take you to places in the Upper Peninsula that look just like this
North Dakota: Deer Deaths Possible Indicator of EHD
Wildlife biologists believe recent reports of white-tailed deer deaths in western North Dakota could indicate the presence of epizootic hemorrhagic disease. Dr. Dan Grove, State Game and Fish Department wildlife veterinarian, said the reports have
PA: Crunch time for Sunday hunting try
State College, Pa. – Rep. Ed Staback, minority chairman of the House Game and Fisheries Committee, has a message for all those sportsmen who want to hunt on Sundays. Speak now, or forever hold your
PA: Cuffs and Collars Issue: 18
NORTHWEST REGION Erie County WCO Darin L. Clark has been investigating an individual in possession of a fawn. The individual could not produce a receipt for where he purchased the deer. It appears as though
PA: Eels trying to slither back to Susquehanna
Havre de Grace, Md. – There was a time, and not so very long ago, that the American eel, not smallmouth bass or American shad, were the king fish on the Susquehanna River. Each fall,
More hunter access to private lands
Hunters can look forward to some new public lands this fall, thanks to the new Voluntary Public Access (VPA) program. This program will open more land for hunters, fishermen, trappers and wildlife enthusiasts, beginning in
