Hunting Headlines
| March 25, 2008 |
| Dam Good News: Clark Fork And Blackfoot To Run Free |
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From the Missoulan: At the Milltown Reservoir Superfund site, the river was diverted into a bypass channel two days ago, the last step before the Clark Fork and Blackfoot rivers are released Friday from their century-long confinement behind Milltown Dam....
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| March 25, 2008 |
| Nevada Wildlife Chief Feels Barbecue Backlash |
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Eleven antelope accidentally died during an aerial netting capture by Nevada state biologists recently. Apparently not wanting the meat to go to waste, Wildlife Director Ken Mayer suggested using some of it for an upcoming barbecue for legislators and department...
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| March 25, 2008 |
| Rhino Hunting Racket Under Suspicion |
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From Independent Online: Unscrupulous Asian businessmen are allegedly posing as big-game hunters to slaughter South African rhinos and export the horns - quite legally - as hunting trophies.? But instead of ending up in trophy collections, the horns are being...
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| March 25, 2008 |
| Pennsylvania 2007-08 Deer Harvest Drops |
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From Pennsylvania Game Commission -- The Pennsylvania Game Commission recently reported that hunters harvested an estimated 323,070 deer in the state's 2007-08 seasons. That's down 11 percent from the previous seasons' harvest. Hunters took 109,200 antlered deer in the 2007-08 seasons, down 19 percent from the previous license year's harvest of 135,290. Also, hunters harvested 213,870 antlerless deer in 2007-08, a five percent drop from the 226,270 antlerless deer taken in 2006-07. "What stands out most when looking over the harvest data is the difference in the opening day deer kill of the two-week firearms season," said Dr. Christopher Rosenberry, Game Commission D...
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| March 25, 2008 |
| Nebraska's Spring Turkey Season Opens Today |
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From Nebraska Game and Parks Commission -- Nebraska is prime turkey hunting country, with populations in all 93 counties. The turkey population in the state is growing, and hunters have an outstanding opportunity to bag a bird. A rural mail carriers' survey in 2007 suggests the turkey population should be at a record level this spring. Hunters may take more than just one bird. Three permits are allowed per hunter and permits are unlimited in number and valid statewide. Resident permits cost $24 and nonresident permits are $86. A hunter may purchase up to three permits and can include any combination of shotgun and archery tags. There is no minimum age requirement for hunting turkeys. Thos...
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| March 25, 2008 |
| Some Great Shed Antler Articles In March |
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Grand Haven Tribune: Shedding light on antlers: The woods holds treasures after winter The Outdoor Smorgasbord: Kansas Sheds News-Leader (Springfield Missouri): Hunting for Shed Antlers Mike Leggett: Shed Antlers Can Be A Clue (They can lead to deer, even a turkey) The Memphis Edge: Antler Sheds Showing up Across Mid-South Tails and Trails: Tyler’s first Shed Hunt with [...]
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