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Entries for 2020
Applications for prized 2021 sportsman permits close Nov. 10
By Utah Division of Wildlife Resources
Sportsman permits are among Utah's most prized hunting permits, and the time to apply for one is coming up soon. The application period began Oct. 21; to be included in the permit drawing, applications must be submitted no later than 11 p.m. Nov. 10. Hunters can apply for permits by calling the nearest DWR regional office, or using the Divisi... READ MORE
Hunters reminded of baiting rules for deer and turkey
By Missouri Department of Conservation
The Department of Conservation reminds hunters to be aware of baiting regulations during the fall deer and turkey hunting seasons. The use of bait, including grain or other feed placed or scattered to attract deer or turkey, while hunting is illegal. The regulations are in place to help limit the spread of chronic wasting disease (CWD) in deer and... READ MORE
Youth deer hunting day is Oct. 24
By Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife
On Oct. 24 youth will head into the woods with their moms, dads, grandparents, uncles, aunts and friends to create lifelong memories and further their appreciation for Maine's natural resources. Adults accompanying a youth to hunt are advised to visit the hunting spot together before the hunt to prepare for the big day. Always make sure youth hunte... READ MORE
New health, safety procedures for state site deer hunters
By Illinois Department of Natural Resources
A number of changes have been made for 2020-2021 deer hunting seasons procedures at state sites. The changes in health and safety protocols are in response to the coronavirus pandemic, and intended to provide greater protection to hunters and site staff. Hunters should follow Illinois Department of Public Health guidelines, including wearing masks... READ MORE
CWD sampling continues as archery deer season opens
By Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
The Division of Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries is encouraging hunters to utilize the self-service Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) sampling stations located throughout the state as part of its increased CWD surveillance effort. As of October 15, archery deer season is open for all zones statewide. CWD is a contagious and fatal neurological disease ... READ MORE
Caution: ’Tis the season to avoid deer on the road
By Nebraska Game and Parks Commission
Deer are more active this time of the fall. Crops are being harvested and deer breeding season is in full swing. Game and Parks has suggestions to help drivers avoid deer-vehicle accidents and lessen the risk of injury or vehicle damage. During the breeding season, bucks become more active searching for does with which to breed. Bucks are bolder, l... READ MORE
Whitetail hunters can seek license refunds in EHD units
By North Dakota Game and Fish Department
Based on continuing reports of white-tailed deer mortality in western North Dakota caused by epizootic hemorrhagic disease, the Game and Fish Department is allowing hunters with whitetail licenses in units 3D1, 3D2, 3E1, 3E2, 3F1, 3F2, 4A, 4B, 4C, 4D, 4E and 4F the option of turning those licenses in for refunds. Hunters who return their licenses ... READ MORE
New Stubble Access Guide lists 40,000+ acres open to public
By Nebraska Game and Parks Commission
The new 2020-2021 Stubble Access Guide highlights more than 40,000 additional acres of wheat and milo stubble and adjacent upland habitat land open for public access hunting in western Nebraska. Wheat and milo stubble left tall after harvest provides fall and winter wildlife habitat and excellent hunting opportunities. Many stubble fields also incl... READ MORE
Brake for moose—it could save your life
By New Hampshire Fish and Game Department
Motorists are advised to be extra cautious while admiring the autumn foliage from Granite State roadways because moose are active and on the move. Drivers should be prepared to see and react quickly when they see moose on or near the road. While moose/vehicle collisions can happen at all times of the year, fall is a time of increased moose activity... READ MORE
Want your deer tested for CWD? Here’s how
By Michigan Department of Natural Resources
Deer check station locations, hours and days of operation are being reduced in 2020 to prevent unnecessary risk to hunters and DNR staff during the COVID-19 pandemic. CWD testing continues free of charge for all deer harvested in southern Jackson, southern Isabella and western Gratiot counties, and from the core CWD surveillance area in the Upper ... READ MORE