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MI: USFWS announces plan to delist wolves in Midwest

Minneapolis – At a time when the matter of gray wolf management has moved from U.S. courtrooms to the floors of Congress, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has again announced a proposal to “delist”

MI: Baiting citations still high

Lansing – Illegal deer-baiting violations initially skyrocketed in 2008 when the state banned deer bait in the Lower Peninsula in response to a captive deer found with chronic wasting disease. But reported baiting violations and

PA: Farm Bureau to PGC: No Sunday hunting!

Harrisburg – It wasn’t ugly, but it was tense. That’s perhaps how best to describe the back-and-forth that went on between Pennsylvania Game commissioners and a representative of the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau on April 11.

PA: PGC to sell more doe tags this year

Harrisburg – The length of doe season is changing. The number of doe licenses to be available is changing. Antler restrictions are changing. The Deer Management Assistance Program is changing. Other than that, this year’s

PA: Coal reps slow down wild-trout waters OK

Harrisburg – Two years ago, when Fish & Boat Commissioner Bill Worobec announced his plan to have colleges and universities help the agency assess potential wild-trout streams, it was the Marcellus shale drilling industry he

OH: Hunting dates set for fall

Hunting and trapping regs set for 2011-12 Columbus – Hunting and trapping regulations for 2011-12 seasons were passed by the Ohio Wildlife Council at its April 6 meeting, according to the DNR Division of Wildlife.

Dangerous animal order in Ohio to be reexamined

Columbus – The Ohio DNR plans to “start from scratch” in developing regulatory policies for possession and sale of wild dangerous animals in Ohio. The announcement coincides with Gov. John Kasich’s administration decision to allow

Were black bears ever actually extirpated from Missouri?

Southeast Missouri black bear trapping to begin in May Study will provide further information, such as movement patterns, population densities, habitat preferences, male-to-female ratios and overall numbers of Missouri bears Cape Girardeau, MO – Bear

CO: Women’s Only On-Line Hunter Ed Coarse

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Women and girls in the Pikes Peak Region who want to complete a Colorado Division of Wildlife “on-line” hunter education course can do so in May. The course will consist of

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