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WI: State code for launch fee spending lacks teeth

Madison – The Wisconsin Administrative Code that specifies how fees collected at public boat launches should be spent may lack any power of enforcement, because it’s not a part of state statutes. Even if the

WI: Cuffs and Collars Issue: 17

District 1 – Ashland area No report available. District 2 – Cumberland area Warden Jesse Ashton, of Luck, received a call from the Polk County Sheriff’s Department about several juveniles who shot four geese off

NY: Cuffs and Collars Issue: 17

Western District Highlights Air quality and commercial truck detail (Seneca County) On June 15, ECOs Angotti, Levanway and Smith participated in a commercial truck detail with assistance from Tony Tagliaferro and Rick Gage from DEC

NY: Small and getting smaller

Small-game hunting declines, but still popular Albany – There’s no question small-game hunting remains very popular among New York sportsmen and women. But it’s also clear that the size of that hunting fraternity has dwindled

NY: Bills will trump DEC regs

Amendment bans crossbows in Cortland County; ARs added to portion of 3A Albany – A pair of bills passed by state lawmakers have apparently trumped DEC’s regulatory authority and could lead to confusion among some

IL: Kane counting on hunters to help trim herd

Rockford, Ill. – Deer culling will be back in 2012. And Kane County Forest Preserve District officials are counting on local hunters to make next year’s program run a bit smoother. Recent state testing of

IL: Conservation budget could be disasterous for wildlife

Washington – Hunters and anglers may have thought that things couldn’t get any worse with government budget cuts, but the proposed federal budget from the U.S. House Appropriations subcommittee is just that – worse. The

IL: State park opened to coal mining

Pinckneyville, Ill. – The state’s largest state park – some call it a jewel for hunters and anglers – will be opened to coal mining. Gov. Pat Quinn earlier this month signed into law a

NV: Reservations needed for Overton WMA dove opener

Sept. 1 is opening day of the 2011 dove hunting season. Hunters wishing to hunt at the Overton Wildlife Management Area (WMA) will need to make reservations for opening day and the first weekend. They

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