Hunting
New round of CRP, TIP sign ups is underway; opt-out available
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced that farmers, ranchers, and landowners committed to protecting and conserving environmentally sensitive land may sign up for the Conservation Reserve Program beginning June 9.
New fish consumption guide released
The Michigan Department of Community Health recently released new fish consumption guidelines for specific species and water bodies that many believe more accurately reflect the health risks of ingesting certain toxic chemicals in fish.
State approves changes for deer seasons
The state Natural Resources Commission approved several changes to deer-hunting regulations at its meeting last month in Lansing
SGL user-fee idea causes flap
A game commissioner’s suggestion that a user’s fee be established for non-hunters using state game lands has touched off a bit of a controversy
Shortage of .22 ammo hampers hunters in Pa., across country
Have you tried to buy any .22 long rifle ammunition lately? Most stores are sold out, creating frustration for shooting enthusiasts.
Links from New York Outdoor News Issue 15
Page 7 The hunt for hydrilla: Taking aim at an invasive Join the Hydrilla Hunt! 2014 Page 11 Wilderness tract opens for outdoor recreation Essex Chain Lakes Management Complex – Unit Management Plan Essex Chain
To anchor or not to anchor
It’s a decision summertime walleye anglers must make
Breeding duck numbers hit record high
North America’s breeding duck population this spring was an estimated 49.2 million birds, the highest number on record.
