Hunting
State taking heat for prairie chicken flights
A bird that has not been hunted in Illinois in more than 80 years but is an important part of the state’s wildlife history is causing a stir
Taxes’ effect on budget has DNR sweating it out
DNR has much to lose if the state’s temporary income tax is allowed to sunset.
Former warden facing felony charges
A former Sauk County DNR conservation warden faces eight felony charges for alleged misconduct in office (two charges) and allegedly keeping seized firearms for personal use (six charges).
Sylvania users seeing roadblocks
Lake trout fishermen in the Michigan Upper Peninsula’s Sylvania Wilderness Area were the first to feel the pinch; drive-up campers and anglers looking to use the Clark Lake campground and boat landing will be next.
Octogenarian hunters put hurt on state’s turkeys each spring
They say old age and treachery will beat youth and enthusiasm any day.
Remington taking jobs out of N.Y.
Bushmaster line among those being shifted to new Alabama facility
Short-lived retirement for Duffy
Returns to direct DEC’s Division of Law Enforcement
Study shows coyote predation won’t decimate the deer herd
Coyotes are a major predator of white-tailed deer across the East, especially fawns born each spring, but wildlife managers nonetheless are able to stabilize and even grow deer herds
Links from New York Outdoor News, Issue 11
Page 9 Spring LOC: Big fish, great stories again this year LOC Derby Page 16 Fishing the Catskill classics: Casting into fly-fishing history Beaverkill Willowemoc Creek Upper Schoharie The Esopus West Branch of the Delaware
