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MN: Before finding, concerns about elk farm
Pine Island, Minn. – Just days after a 7-year-old elk at a captive facility north of Rochester tested positive for chronic wasting disease, DNR officials began to express concern about wild deer entering and exiting
MN: Tough road ahead for license fee increases
St. Paul – If the state’s fishing and hunting license structure is to be revamped this year – and the fees are to be increased, as the DNR and Gov. Mark Dayton propose – it’s
MN: Manitoba works with DNR to count border-region elk
Tally in northwest Minnesota is 44 elk; those in Manitoba count 99. Karlstad, Minn. – It was a good year to count elk in northwestern Minnesota. The weather was favorable, and snow covered the terrain.
Federal panel adopts lower chinook salmon harvest for Pacific coast
VANCOUVER, Wash. – Anglers fishing along the Washington coast will see a lower catch quota for chinook salmon this year even though the total number of fish expected to return is higher. Three ocean salmon-fishing
Indiana DNR launches iPhone app
People who enjoy any of the Indiana DNR’s wide variety of properties across Indiana and own an iPhone can benefit from a new phone application. The application can be downloaded at no cost to the
WI: Cuffs and Collars Issue: 5
District 9 – Black River Falls area Wardens Robin Barnhardt, of Osseo, and Ken Thomson, of Fall Creek, responded to a complaint that two hunters were bowhunting over illegal bait during the final weekend of
WI: Pipe bomb linked to boat fires
Charter captain charged with arson in ’09 explosion that burned three boats in Kewaunee harbor Green Bay, Wis. – A pipe bomb that exploded on a charter fishing boat in Kewaunee’s Salmon Harbor in September
WI: Duck hunters offered three zones
Madison- Should Wisconsin have three duck-hunting zones? That’s a question the DNR will ask hunters at the annual spring fish and wildlife hearings on Monday, April 11. To many duck hunters, it won’t make any
NY: Cuffs and Collars Issue: 5
Northern District Highlights City of Oswego charged (Oswego County) In July 2010 a group of fishermen contacted the Syracuse regional office to report the presence of what looked like toilet paper and other septic material
