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Entries for 'Gray Loon'
Spring turkey harvest sees decrease from 2020 season
By New Hampshire Fish and Game Department
Hunters harvested a total of 5,399 turkeys in New Hampshire during the 2021 spring season, a decrease of 319 turkeys (5.6%) from the 2020 season. The 2021 youth turkey hunt weekend resulted in a total harvest of 542 turkeys, or 10% of the season’s total, which was an increase in harvest from the previous year. In 2020 youth hunters took 500 ... READ MORE
Tags mailed, but wait until Aug. 2 if they don’t arrive
By South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Deer hunters who have an annual or three-year hunting license and big game permit, combination license, or sportsman license, valid on Aug. 15, should automatically receive a base set of deer tags soon. Additionally, Lifetime, Senior, Gratis, and Catawba license holders that previously requested deer tags will automatically receive a free base set... READ MORE
Brake for moose; it could save your life
By New Hampshire Fish and Game Department
When traveling on New Hampshire’s roadways this summer and fall, remember to brake for moose. While moose are active year-round, May through October are high-risk months for collisions because moose venture onto roadways to eat the remaining salt residue from winter surface treatments. This summer, however, has seen a marked increase in moo... READ MORE
Nonresident hunters must purchase fall permits OTC
By Illinois Department of Natural Resources
Nonresidents planning to hunt this fall during the archery deer and fall archery turkey seasons, along with nonresident youth planning to hunt during the Illinois Youth Firearm deer season and archery deer season, will need to purchase those permits over the counter (OTC). As part of the transition to a new Department of Natural Resources license a... READ MORE
Leftover WMA deer hunt permits available July 21
By Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
More than 300 leftover WMA deer hunt permits for Arkansas wildlife management areas will be available for purchase beginning 8 a.m., July 21. These permits cover modern gun, muzzleloader and mobility-impaired hunts that weren’t awarded through the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s annual WMA deer permit drawing earlier in July. Hunt... READ MORE
First come antlerless licenses available July 28
By North Dakota Game and Fish
More than 6,000 antlerless deer licenses are still available in 18 units for North Dakota’s 2021 deer gun season. These licenses will be issued on a first-come, first-served basis beginning July 28 at 8 a.m. Central Time. Residents and nonresidents who have not already received a lottery or landowner license are eligible to apply online. Hun... READ MORE
Maine Deer Spy project looking for volunteer spies
By Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife
Do you enjoy watching Maine’s deer? Do you want to help the state’s biologists better understand the white-tailed deer population? Volunteers are needed across the state and it’s easy to become a citizen scientist for the Maine Deer Spy project. Everyone can participate. Participating is easy. Data recording instructions and examp... READ MORE
General CRP application deadline July 23
By Missouri Department of Conservation
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has set a July 23 deadline for producers and landowners to apply for General CRP. This year, USDA updated both General and Continuous CRP options to provide greater incentives for producers and increase its conservation benefits, including reducing the impacts of climate change. CRP is a federally-funded vo... READ MORE
WMA Sunday hunting survey in progress through July 28
By South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
In coordination with Clemson University, the DNR is currently evaluating options for Sunday hunting on Wildlife Management Areas in South Carolina. Currently WMAs are closed to Sunday hunting. Anyone with comments or opinions about Sunday hunting on WMAs is invited to participate in a statewide survey to help SCDNR to better understand public opini... READ MORE
AHD strikes northern California deer herds
By California Department of Fish and Wildlife
The Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) has confirmed outbreaks of adenovirus hemorrhagic disease in deer in several northern California counties and is asking California residents to help curb the spread by not feeding wild animals, and report potential cases to the department. “Providing attractants for deer – food, salt licks or e... READ MORE