Bill threatens Alaskan hunting and fishing rights
Outdoor writer Art Reid surveys H.R. 39 to protect Alaska’s wildlife and lands while opposing a plan seen as closing access for sportsmen. IWAA warns natives could gain private control over river-adjacent lands, barring nonnative hunters without easements, and critics label the measure anti hunting and a path to national parks that would end sport hunting on much federal land.
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Arizona
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John Seiberling
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State of Alaska
Turkeys Return as Big Game for New York Hunters
Albany AP report notes about 15 000 turkey hunters in New York state preparing for spring season opening. Turkeys, nearly vanished by 1850, now number about 15 000 in southern tier and Catskills. Spring season runs to June 4 with fall period of two to three weeks. Hunters used slate box and diaphragm calls. only males may be hunted in spring.
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New York State
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Catskills
David Austin
Austin
State Department of ‘Environmental Conservation
Pennsylvania
Cattaraugus County
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