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IN: Waterfowl hunting workshop at Lake Monroe, Bloomington, In. Oct. 9

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Waterfowl hunting workshop at Lake Monroe, Oct. 9

People of all ages interested in learning more about waterfowl hunting should plan on heading to Lake Monroe for a free workshop on the subject on Oct. 9.

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REQUIRED: Guiding Permit on any State Land or State Wetlands in Michigan

Ryan Cote' In The Know
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michiganGuiding Permit on any State Land or State Wetlands in Michigan is now a requirement.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Regarding Permission to Use State Lands
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Feds, farmers create habitats for migrating birds

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MAMOU, La. (TAP) -- Water gurgling from a well is flooding Craig Gautreaux's rice and crawfish fields, turning the farm into a wetland for migratory birds whose usual Gulf of Mexico wintering grounds are threatened by the oil spill.

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RAMIT PLUSHNICK-MASTI and JOHN FLESHER 

 

Seasons Lengths and Bag limits Proposed for Upcoming Late Waterfowl Season

Friday, 30 July 2010 14:13 In The Know
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usfishwildlifeserviceThe U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service today proposed hunting season lengths for the upcoming 2010–11 late waterfowl seasons.  The proposed frameworks include duck hunting season lengths of 60 days in both the Atlantic and Mississippi Flyways, 74 days in the Central Flyway, and 107 days in the Pacific Flyway. Highlights of the proposed frameworks also include full seasons on pintails with a two bird daily bag limit and canvasbacks with a one bird daily bag limit nationwide. Additionally, the Service is proposing to have a daily bag limit of two scaup in the Atlantic, Mississippi and Central Flyways for the full season and three scaup in the Pacific Flyway for 86 days.  
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Tow boat hits well near Gulf, sends oil spewing 7/27/2010

Ryan Duck Junkie Marrinan In The Know
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NEW ORLEANS — A tow boat slammed into an abandoned well north of a bay already hit by crude from the Gulf oil spill, sending a plume of oil and gas spewing into the air Tuesday.

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