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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Missouri’s 2021-2022 deer-hunting season ended Jan. 15 with the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) reporting a preliminary total deer harvest for the season of 293,670. Of the deer harvested, 143,049 were antlered bucks, 26,599 were button bucks, and 124,022 were does.
Top harvest counties for the overall deer season were Franklin with 6,392 deer harvested, Texas with 5,478, and Callaway with 5,452.
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Hunters harvested 297,214 deer during the 2020-2021 deer hunting seasonRead more: MDC reports final deer harvest for season more than 293,600
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Eight different species, 672,478 fish, weighing in at nearly 13.5 tons – those are the totals from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources’ fall 2021 fish stocking efforts at 123 locations across the state.
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“It was another outstanding fall fish stocking season that will provide enhanced opportunities throughout Michigan,” said Ed Eisch, DNR fish production manager. “When added to our successful spring and summer stocking efforts, that brings the total for 2021 to more than 18.2Read more: Michigan fishing opportunities created by successful fall stocking season
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Cheyenne – Fulfilling a promise made in September, Governor Mark Gordon has officially petitioned the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) to remove the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (GYE) population of grizzly bears from the Endangered Species List. The petition, filed with the support of Idaho and Montana, affirms that grizzly bears, by all measures, have been fully-recovered since 2003.
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“This is an extraordinary and monumental success story for species recovery and should be celebrated,” Governor Mark GordonRead more: Petition To Remove Greater-Yellowstone Grizzlies from the Endangered List
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Hunters looking to apply for 2022 spring’s controlled hunts for black bear can apply from Jan. 15 to Feb. 15. Information on the spring 2022 controlled black bear hunt can be found in the Idaho Big Game Seasons and Rules book.
Hunters must have a 2022 hunting license in order to apply for controlled hunts, and there are several ways to apply:
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Licensed Vendors: Taken electronically at any Fish and Game office or license vendor.Online:
Read more: Idaho spring black bear controlled hunts applications