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April 30, 2009
South Dakota’s GFP says Black Hills lion numbers stay around 250
Pierre, S.D.
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April 30, 2009
Body of missing WVa turkey hunter found
Roanoke, W.Va.
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April 30, 2009
Study finds no overharvesting of morels in Maryland parks
Hagerstown, Md. (AP) – A study commissioned by the National Park Service concludes that mushroom hunting probably isn’t to blame for a reported decline in morels in two western Maryland parks.
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Turkey hunt in Wyoming honors veterans
Douglas, Wyo. (AP) – It took three days of waiting out a nasty spring snowstorm with lots of stalking through the snow and making turkey calls peeking out from the inside of a chilly blind
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Fish Imports – NC man accused of illegally importing fish
Atlanta (AP) – A federal grand jury in Atlanta accuses a Charlotte, N.C., man of illegally importing endangered fish and coral into the United States.
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Government revokes rule limiting species protections
Washington (AP) – Federal agencies again will have to consult with government wildlife experts before taking actions that could have an impact on threatened or endangered species.
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Young Hunters – North Dakota measure aims to get young people to hunt
Bismarck, N.D. (AP) – North Dakota lawmakers have approved a proposal intended to get more young people interested in hunting.
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Fishing: A popular pastime thats a backyard boon for Minnesota
Just how big is fishing in Minnesota? Big enough that it contributes $4.7 billion to the states economy every year and attracts 1.4 million licensed anglers to Minnesotas 11,842 lakes.
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Agriculture commissioner wants CRP open for N.D. ranchers
Bismarck, N.D. (AP) _ North Dakota’s agriculture commissioner says federal conservation grassland in North Dakota should be open to grazing to help ranchers in flood-stricken areas find pasture for their cattle.
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Iowa fish kill undetermined
Des Moines, Iowa (AP) – State officials say an investigation hasn’t turned up a cause for a fish kill at a state park in Hardin County in north central Iowa.
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Endangered Colorado River fish population surges
Phoenix (AP) – At one time, the Colorado River humpback chub was losing the battle.
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Managers to limit Yukon River king salmon takez
Fairbanks, Alaska (AP) – Opportunities will be limited for commercial and subsistence fishermen seeking king salmon this summer on the Yukon River.
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National Elk Refuge plans irrigation project in Wyoming
Jackson, Wyo.
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Michigan removes wolves from endangered list
Traverse City, Mich. (AP) – Michigan dropped the gray wolf from its endangered species list Monday, but it’s uncertain what practical effect the move will have because of a continuing legal squabble over federal wolf policy.
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Nez Perce National Forest mulls changes to N. Idaho grazing allotment
Lewiston, Idaho (AP) – Officials with the Nez Perce National Forest say they will consider modifying or ending domestic sheep grazing on a tract of public land east of Riggins.
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