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MN: Before finding, concerns about elk farm

Pine Island, Minn. – Just days after a 7-year-old elk at a captive facility north of Rochester tested positive for chronic wasting disease, DNR officials began to express concern about wild deer entering and exiting

MN: Tough road ahead for license fee increases

St. Paul – If the state’s fishing and hunting license structure is to be revamped this year – and the fees are to be increased, as the DNR and Gov. Mark Dayton propose – it’s

MN: Manitoba works with DNR to count border-region elk

Tally in northwest Minnesota is 44 elk; those in Manitoba count 99. Karlstad, Minn. – It was a good year to count elk in northwestern Minnesota. The weather was favorable, and snow covered the terrain.

Indiana DNR launches iPhone app

People who enjoy any of the Indiana DNR’s wide variety of properties across Indiana and own an iPhone can benefit from a new phone application. The application can be downloaded at no cost to the

WI: Pipe bomb linked to boat fires

Charter captain charged with arson in ’09 explosion that burned three boats in Kewaunee harbor Green Bay, Wis. – A pipe bomb that exploded on a charter fishing boat in Kewaunee’s Salmon Harbor in September

WI: Duck hunters offered three zones

Madison- Should Wisconsin have three duck-hunting zones? That’s a question the DNR will ask hunters at the annual spring fish and wildlife hearings on Monday, April 11. To many duck hunters, it won’t make any

NY: DEC plans to loosen baitfish limitations Issue: 5

Western N.Y. may get transportation corridor for baitfish Albany – DEC is planning to soften its baitfish transport regulations on the heels of strong criticism from western New York anglers as well as bait dealers

NY: Gun registry proposal draws some concern

Albany – Gun owners in New York are used to seeing a laundry list of legislative proposals early each year that would place more restrictions and perhaps even prohibit their ownership of some firearms. Most

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