
Nebraska senator renews quest to ban mountain lion hunting
Chambers came close to passing similar legislation in 2014, but it was vetoed by former Gov. Dave Heineman.

Chambers came close to passing similar legislation in 2014, but it was vetoed by former Gov. Dave Heineman.

Supporters renew push for reduction to 12 years old.

Will restrict the use of dogs to hunting coyotes in the Delta Junction area.

The statewide meetings, over the Iowa Communications Network to listen to the public’s thoughts on hunting and trapping regs, are part of the process for making rules in state government.

For numerous reasons, hunter and quarry numbers nowhere near where they used to be.

Federal ban pertains to certain hunting techniques in national refuges and preserves.

Thanks to last year’s mild winter that made it easier for turkeys to feed, harvest is the second-highest total since 2013.

Preliminary estimates after the season ended in November put the kill total at 196,785, down from 198,057 in 2015. But updated figures the DNR released recently show hunters took 202,338 deer during the season.

If passed, bill would not prevent landowners from hunting the predators on their property.
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