Hunting
Mallards, hunters ready for rematch
If you’re a hunter who buys into estimates put forth by federal scorekeepers, there’s plenty of reason to look at last year’s Illinois duck season and grumble out a good ole “it can’t get any
Kinkaid Lake smallmouth fishery evolving
It was a better year for the smallmouth bass stocking program on Kinkaid Lake after last year produced few fish for the lake.
Bowhunters will be ‘eye in the skies’ once again
A bowhunter tends to pay attention.
Help wanted: DNR seeking chief warden
Task of hiring new DNR chief warden now falls to Al Shea
Middleton set to host Trout Unlimited national meeting
Hundreds of volunteer leaders from Trout Unlimited will gather in Middleton, Sept. 25-29, as Wisconsin hosts the conservation group’s annual national meeting.
North poised for another solid season
Later start this year; weather will dictate success
Season conflict upsets SE NY waterfowlers
It’s only a week later than in the past, but some waterfowlers in southeastern New York are upset that the second half of the split duck hunting season will open Nov. 17 this year.
Links from New York Outdoor News – Issue 19, 2013
Page 1 Season conflict upsets SE waterfowlers Rationale for Waterfowl Hunting Seasons Waterfowl Hunter Task Forces Page 1 Huge carp a kick in the grass Triploid Grass Carp in New York Ponds Page 5 Sturgeon
