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Arizona Hunting News
Written by Arizona Hunter
Wednesday, 31 August 2011 08:01
It’s finally here. Dove season, an Arizona tradition, opens on Sept. 1 and runs through Sept. 15. Even with the weekday opener, new all-day hunting hours allow many hunters to modify their schedules to take in five days straight of wing-shooting action.
Montana Hunting News
Written by Montana Hunter
Wednesday, 31 August 2011 08:01
(Great Falls, MT) – Montana State Parks, a division of Fish, Wildlife & Parks, and PPL Montana announced today that the North Shore area downstream from Ryan Dam Road will re-open to the public on September 1, 2011 due to the completion of construction projects in that portion of the project area.
This re-opening will provide access to over 6 miles of trails, and will allow hunter access to over 1200 acres of PPLM and FWP lands.
Montana Hunting News
Written by Montana Hunter
Wednesday, 31 August 2011 08:01
Come and try your hand at an ancient form of hunting!
WHAT: First Peoples Buffalo Jump State Park is hosting the Annual Montana Atlatl Mammoth Hunt over Labor Day Weekend.
The atlatl predates the bow and arrow and was the first true weapon system developed by humans. This weapon was used by Native Americans to hunt the great wooly mammoth as well as many other large prehistoric animals. The atlatl was used by cultures all over the world and is still in use in remote parts of Australia and South America.
Regional members of the World Atlatl Association in conjunction with First Peoples Buffalo Jump State Park will provide visitors a chance to learn more about the atlatl and practice throwing with this unique weapon.
Montana Hunting News
Written by Montana Hunter
Wednesday, 31 August 2011 08:01
A management season hunt has been enacted for the area in and adjacent to the town of Colstrip, Montana. The City of Colstrip has requested additional antlerless mule deer licenses be made available one per hunter and valid from the start of the archery season, September 3, 2011 until the end of the big game season, November 27, 2011 in an effort to reduce the number of mule deer in and immediately adjacent to town.
Montana Hunting News
Written by Montana Hunter
Wednesday, 31 August 2011 08:01
An archery only management season hunt has been enacted for the area in and adjacent to the town of Glendive, Montana. The City of Glendive has requested additional antlerless mule deer licenses be made available five per hunter and valid from the start of the archery season, September 3, 2011 until the end of the big game season, November 27, 2011in an effort to reduce the number of mule deer in and immediately adjacent to town.
More Articles...
- FWP Commission will Consider Boating Regs for Missoula Area Rivers in October
- A statement from DNR Secretary Cathy Stepp on federal announcement extending comment window for delisting gray wolf in Wisconsin
- TWRA Has Temporarily Closed Marrowbone Lake for Maintenance Work
- Two Grizzlies Captured Near Lake Five, Relocated Along Hungry Horse Reservoir
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