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CO: Elk Hunting 101 in Denver Sept. 26

ELK HUNTING 101 IN DENVER SEPT. 26 DENVER — Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s Hunter Outreach program will host an introductory seminar on hunting elk in Colorado to educate and involve new hunters in this traditional

CO: Restored Lake John Fishery Opens Sept. 3

WALDEN. – Colorado Parks and Wildlife has completed a reclamation project at Lake John, setting the stage for a rejuvenated fishery that will be open for angling in early September. Lake John is located northwest

MN: No silver carp in St. Croix River, yet

Stillwater, Minn. – Though they spent two consecutive weeks searching for silver carp in the St. Croix River, the DNR and a commercial fisherman it hired have come up empty. There were no active searches

Indiana: upcoming youth hunting seasons

Youth free hunting days for 2011 in Indiana are Sept. 3-4 and Nov. 26-27. Any resident age 17 or younger on the date of the hunt, and accompanied by an adult of at least 18

Missouri Conservation agents thwart illegal catfish noodling

Catfish noodling, or hand-fishing, is illegal in Missouri due to potential harm to fisheries. But the method also prompts junk to be tossed into public lakes as accessories. Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) agents in

MI: Group seeks return of sharptails in the Lower

Mio, Mich.- Jake Halman looked out over the lush green prairie in Ogemaw County with a grin on his face. “I can take you to places in the Upper Peninsula that look just like this

MI: Two U.P. men plead guilty to moose poaching

Marquette, Mich. – After a four month investigation, two Gwinn men pleaded guilty to taking and possessing a moose, a nongame species. Travis Steve Green, 26, and Larry Allen Jenkins Jr., 27, confessed to the

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