Hunting
Gas industry: Change law for at-risk species
As gas drilling booms in Pennsylvania, major industry groups are backing efforts to change the state’s endangered and threatened species laws, alterations that environmentalists say could have far-reaching effects on wildlife.
Airport land open to lottery bowhunters
A dispute over hunting access on woodlands near Pittsburgh International Airport finally has ended in compromise.
Pa.-Down Under team to focus on wild hogs
According to the latest estimates, Australia has more wild hogs than human beings, perhaps more than 23 million
Links from Minnesota Outdoor News – Issue 39, 2013
Page 10 S.D. duck opener approaches with high expectations
Another crack in D.C. at CWA rule
For too long, some conservation groups have lamented, federal action to restore at least some protection of the nation’s wetlands and streams via the Clean Water Act languished in the federal bureaucracy
Momentum builds for lock closure in metro
Congressional momentum is building for a plan to close the Upper St. Anthony Lock and Dam in Minneapolis to impede the northward migration of Asian carp.
Duck opener ’13: a little good, a little not so good
Steve Cordts heard fantastic blue-winged teal hunting reports from this past weekend, which marked the opening of the state’s 60-day duck season.
Apples galore this season
Abundance of food could be a hunting challenge
Keeping the spouse happy
Sportsmen need to remember this as the hunting season approaches
