Hunting
AR: Cook breaks own longnose gar record
WARREN – Eleven years ago, Torry Cook set the unrestricted-tackle state record for largest longnose gar with a 36-pound, 5-ounce fish taken from the Ouachita River. He smashed that mark Aug. 4 on the Arkansas
Northern Colorado Birding Fair September 23-24
FORT COLLINS — Crazy about birds or just curious? Want to learn more about birding close to home? Everyone is invited to a FREE weekend of fun and learning for the entire family during the
New 2011-2012 N.H. Hunting Digest is Out!
CONCORD, N.H. — The 2011-2012 New Hampshire Hunting and Trapping Digest is hot off the press, featuring New Hampshire hunting season dates, bag limits, check stations and lots more need-to-know information for the state’s hunters
MN: Goose and bear hunting seasons kick off with good reports Issue: 36
Big Six LAKE MILLE LACS East -Look for perch in the bays in 12 to 18 feet. Shallow-water walleye action is improving with crankbaits working during the day and during low-light periods along the eight-
MN: Outlook upbeat for 2011 bow deer opener
105 days of bowhunting starts Sept. 17, ends Dec. 31 St. Paul – State bowhunters will take to trees, ground blinds, and other forms of concealment when the archery deer hunt begins Sept. 17. And
MN: State pheasant numbers plummet
Madelia, Minn. – During the August roadside counts, which the DNR uses to gauge pheasant abundance, Kurt Haroldson got a call from one of the conservation officers conducting the counts. The officer wanted Haroldson to
WI: Deer ticks now spreading a new bacterial disease
Madison – A new disease has been identified in Wisconsin and Minnesota that’s being spread by a familiar pest – the deer tick. Ehrlichiosis is a bacterial infection caused by a newly discovered species of
WI: Archery deer prospects exceed 2010
Green Bay, Wis. – Not only are Wisconsin’s archery deer hunters expected to see a season better than last year’s, but also it’s anticipated that bowhunters will be able to hunt with their archery gear
WI: DNR’s ‘enterprise’ efforts are under scrutiny
Madison – The DNR and the governor have a deal: The DNR will be exempt from some of the restrictions of the Department of Administration if the DNR improves its customer service and saves money.
