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Walleye fishing rules tightened for Upper Red Lake
In its Oct. 30, 2009 edition, Outdoor News incorrectly reported the information about the new Upper Red Lake regulation. The information in the story below is accurate. Bemidji, Minn. (AP) – Anglers will have to

Minnesota whitetails: Questions and answers
St. Paul – With the firearms deer season set to kick off on Nov. 7, Outdoor News caught up with Lou Cornicelli, DNR big-game program coordinator, to get his take on the upcoming season, and
Thanks to 2009’s weather, fall trout fishing looks great
Fall trout stockings now under way across the state will be icing on the cake for many fisheries that managed to hold on to “holdover” trout.
Stocking ‘eyes in Erie nearly impossible
With the announcement by the DNR Division of Wildlife of yet another dismal hatch and/or survival of young-of-year walleyes in Lake Erie, some charter boat captains and other concerned fishermen are once again wondering if
PF&BC: Susquehanna impaired
Harrisburg – It’s past time for the state Department of Environmental Protection to declare the Susquehanna River an impaired waterway, according to Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission officials.

Market uncertain as trapping commences
By Tim Spielman Associate Editor Duluth, Minn. – The numbers of most fur-bearing animals in Minnesota are considered stable by trappers and DNR officials. Too bad the same can’t be said for fur prices. Shawn
USFWS: 20 percent of U.S. are bird watchers
Washington, D.C. (AP) – One in every five Americans watches birds, according to a new report from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service called “Birding in the United States: A Demographic and Economic Analysis.” The
PGC vet sees link between deer urine, feared CWD
Philadelphia – Few people, if any, love and appreciate white-tailed deer more than Pennsylvania’s archery deer hunters.
Three Ohioans face Lacey Act charges in federal proceedings
Columbus – Owners of a Highland County hunting preserve were ordered to pay $4,582.44 in restitution and a $1,000 fine after pleading guilty to federal wildlife trafficking violations. In addition, both men were each sentenced