Close bear encounter in Yellowstone provides a cold-sweat moment
In Yellowstone Park Wyoming a lone bear stalks a meadow and approaches within 15 yards of two anglers. The bear rips a fallen log for grubs while the men retreat to safety behind evergreens. They escape unhurt and continue fishing Soda Butte Creek.
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Yellowstone Park
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Minnesota Iron Range
Wyoming
Soda Butte Creek
Larry Coburn
Coburn
Yellowstone
Pass It On aims to recruit youth hunters nationwide
The program seeks to reverse declining hunter numbers by involving youth this fall. It offers youth access to big game, turkey and waterfowl permits with supervising adults, no minimum age, and special hunt weekends in 2006 including deer, upland birds, and spring turkey. For details contact Mike Miller at 620-672-5911.
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Kansas hunting rules and season dates overview
The notice lists year round and seasonal hunting regulations from the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks. It includes rabbit, squirrel, dove, muzzleloader deer, prairie chicken, youth deer, archery deer, fall turkey, upland game, pheasant, quail, firearms deer, and antlerless deer segments with respective open and close dates across units and segments.
Kansas hunting and harvesting regs to be available soon
Kansas Wildlife and Parks offices and vendors will stock copies of the hunting and harvesting regulations summary and the state hunting atlas in early September. The atlas will be available at most W P offices and online at www.kdwp.state.ks.us.
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Kansas
Wildlife and Parks
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Moose Confusion Spurs High Fine for Hunter Errors in Colorado
In Colorado moose thrive and are often mistaken for elk. A hunter who misidentifies a bull moose can be fined over 11000 dollars. Moose differ in size color and horn shape from elk. Moose season dates include archery Sept 10-25 muzzleloading Sept 10-18 and rifle Oct 1-9 with 156 licenses issued.
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Colorado
Denver
Pawnee Prairie Conserva tion Area designated in Missouri
Karen Kramer of the Missouri Department of Conservation notes the 475 acre Pawnee Prairie Conservation Area near Bethany was designated a natural area in November 2004. It preserves a rare remnant of tallgrass prairie once covering northwest Missouri, where less than one percent of the original prairie remains. The Conservation Department acquired the site in 1997.
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Missouri Conservation Commission
Pawnee Prairie
Bethany
Karen Kramer
Missouri Department of Conservation
Kramer
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Conservation Department
Pawnee Prairie CA
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