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Pennsylvania Outdoor News Fishing & Hunting Report – Sept. 13, 2019
NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie — Water was rough at the end of August, but anglers were catching walleyes on spoons, plugs, and crawler harnesses during breaks in bad weather. Fish were in 60 to 80

Farmed deer serve as sentinel for disease as virus seen in 2018 re-emerges in southeast Minnesota
St. Paul, Minn. – Epizootic hemorrhagic disease (EHD) has been confirmed in two white-tailed farmed deer in Houston County after the owner submitted samples because of their suspicious deaths. The virus is transmitted by biting

Groups continue CWD conversation
The Wisconsin DNR, Conservation Congress, and Natural Resources Board held a joint press conference Tuesday, Sept. 3 to highlight activities to combat chronic wasting disease (CWD) in Wisconsin. Though few new actions were announced to

Pheasant index shows varied opportunities across state
Hunters can still find plentiful birds but may need to consider weather impacts on habitat, DNR says.
Minnesota Outdoor News Fishing Report for Sept. 6, 2019
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS The walleye bite was still going strong last weekend, but there’s been fewer anglers chasing them. Remember, walleye fishing closes on Friday, Sept. 6. Smallmouth bass reports remain strong with

Hunters encouraged to get deer tested for CWD, assist with surveillance efforts
This year, CWD surveillance will occur throughout 18 counties in northern Wisconsin as part of a multi-year rotation across the state.

DNR: Agency, partners to increase efforts to address CWD
MADISON, Wis. – Officials from the Wisconsin DNR, Wisconsin Conservation Congress and Wisconsin Natural Resources Board have announced new cooperative efforts on steps to control and deal with chronic wasting disease among white-tailed deer in

Captive elk on Burnett County farm tests positive for CWD
New deer baiting, feeding restrictions in Burnett, Barron, Polk and Washburn counties in effect Sept. 1.

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