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Wildlife News - May 7, 2008
* Best trout fishing conditions in more than a decade
* Payson Wildlife Fair set for this Saturday
* Arizona Outdoor Hall of Fame seeks nominations
* No CWD found in Arizona deer and elk testing
* Arizona archer wins Olympic trials at Ben Avery Shooting Facility
* Utah residents pay the price for poaching in Arizona
* Visit the Safe Boating Celebration at Lake Pleasant
* Wildlife presentation series begins in Kingman
* Ah, spring is here – now what?
* Learn about the big game draw at Tucson seminar
* Enter the Big Game Super Raffle and help wildlife conservation
* Ben Avery Shooting Facility to switch to summer hours May 12
* Upcoming commission meeting is in Prescott
Wildlife News - April 25
* Game and Fish Commission sets remaining 2008 fall hunts
* Tri-State Safety Fair brings multitude of agencies together, focuses on boating safety
* Arizona’s bald eagle management wins national conservation award
* Arizona crowns youth skeet champions
* Kaibab National Forest seeks comment on proposed travel management plan
* Snow conditions, access have improved for spring turkey hunters
* Patti Ho Memorial Estate Auction to benefit wildlife
* Final round of U.S. Olympic archery trials to be held at Ben Avery
* Win a special hunt, help wildlife by entering the Big Game Super Raffle
* Do you appreciate great wildlife photography?
* Learn how to navigate the big game draw at Tucson seminar
* Congressional candidates to discuss natural resource issues
Wildlife News - April 11
* Commission to set remaining fall hunt seasons during its April meeting
* Game and Fish Outdoor Expo shatters attendance records
* Snow conditions, road closures may hinder some spring turkey hunters
* Trout anglers receive an 11-mile fishing bonus
* Volunteers wanted for Table Mesa cleanup on April 19
* Final round of U.S. Olympic archery trials to be held at Ben Avery
* Once thought dead off-highway vehicle legislation is revived
* Rio Salado celebrating International Migratory Bird Day on April 12
* Patti Ho Memorial Estate Auction to benefit wildlife
* Game and Fish photographer’s photo is a top contender
* Commemorative coin to benefit bald eagles in Arizona
* Desert bighorn sheep predator removed from southwestern Arizona
* Stay on roads and trails while shed antler hunting
* Kaibab National Forest seeks comment on travel management proposal
Wildlife News - March 28
* Elk and antelope draw is complete; results are available
* Learn tips and techniques at this weekend’s Outdoor Expo workshops
* Recommendations for the 2008-09 Arizona hunting and trapping regulations will be available for public review
* He’s back – Mr. Whiskers splashes into urban lakes
* Off-highway vehicle legislation update
* Game and Fish to host wildlife fair in Prescott Valley on April 10
* Gobbles echo throughout spring in southern Arizona’s Sky Islands region
* Game and Fish to host tortoise adoption fair in Tucson
* Rio Salado celebrates International Migratory Bird Day on April 12
Wildlife News - Mar. 14, 2008
* Commission denies request to extend 2008 antelope, elk application deadline
* Off-highway vehicle legislation takes a giant step forward
* Critical Arizona water source gains increased protection
* Public input sought on state’s invasive species management plan
* Tres Rios Nature Festival to be held March 15-16 in Avondale
* Arizona agencies plan for wildlife linkages in Maricopa County
* Cases of rabid mountain lions are rare, say officials
* NRA grants aid department’s gun safety and target-shooting education programs
* Public input sought on proposed fee increases at Ben Avery Shooting Facility
* Arizona’s endangered condor flock to grow
* Flagstaff regional supervisor named Wildlife Professional of the Year
* Urban fishing update
* Outdoor Expo 2008 coming soon
* Ladies: Learn how to shoot trap, skeet and sporting clays
Wildlife News - Feb. 28, 2008
* Off-highway vehicle legislation seeing historic support
* Rain, snowpack, runoff and green-up are terrific news for Arizona’s wildlife
* Go fishing for trash to help Alamo Lake
* Public can assist bird monitoring efforts
* Something new this year! Introductory archery classes planned for ISE show in Glendale
* Arizona’s endangered condor flock to grow
* Tres Rios Nature Festival to be held March 15-16 in Avondale
* Witness cowboy action shooters of the Old West at Winter Range
* Finding ferrets is a difficult, but rewarding effort
* Next Game and Fish Commission meeting is March 7
* Urban fishing report
* Wonderful way to pass on the fun of fishing – Anglers’ Legacy
* Arizona Wildlife Views magazine offers armchair adventure
* Motorcycle poker run raises funds for Adobe Mountain Wildlife Center
* Registration open for “Becoming an Outdoors Woman” workshop
Wildlife News - Feb. 14
* Governor names Norman W. Freeman to Game and Fish Commission
* Bald eagles under careful watch during breeding season
* Arizona fishing outlook is best in 25 years
* Stay on roads and trails while shed antler hunting
* Public asked to assist bird monitoring efforts
* Wildlife conservation passes a $3 billion milestone
* Game and Fish employee recognized for landowner relations work
* Proposed experimental flow not expected to impact Lees Ferry fishery
* Arizona's SR 260 wildlife protection project wins national environmental award
* Annual bald eagle workshop set for Flagstaff
* Funds available to law enforcement agencies for watercraft safety
* Comment sought on proposed rule changes to Three Bar Wildlife Area restrictions
* International Sportsmen's Exposition has a little something for everyone
* Game and Fish Outdoor Expo is packed with outdoor fun
* Muzzleloaders, cowboy action shooters coming to Ben Avery
Wildlife News - Jan. 30
* Larry Voyles named new director of Arizona Game and Fish Department
* Kids -- come catch a trout during the Super Bowl festivities
* Take a ride on the “wildlife” side
* Game and Fish Commission agrees to continue voluntary lead reduction program
* Deadline rapidly approaching for elk and antelope applications
* A weekend of outdoor fun the whole family will enjoy
* Sulfur Springs Valley draws a record 36,708 sandhill cranes
* Rio Grande turkey is now an Arizona resident
* No whirling disease found in trout samples from Lees Ferry
* Winter surveys indicate breeding activity for Arizona’s bald eagles
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