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DUCK HUNTERS BEWARE

POSTED ON BEHALF OF RAY HYNES.

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BE AWARE: IF YOU ARE A DUCK HUNTER, YOU…

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Added by Peter Emberley on April 18, 2010 at 9:15pm — 1 Comment

ATV FIRE SAFETY

HERE IS A HEADS UP FOR ALL ATV OPERATORS. TICKETS WILL BE ISSUED BY CONSERVATION OFFICERS TO ANY ATV OPERATORS THAT DON'T HAVE THE DRY CHEMICAL PACK IN THERE ATV DURRING THE FIRE SEASON.

Added by Peter Emberley on April 15, 2010 at 8:30pm — 1 Comment

Help save our moose!!!!

My name is Deon Dicks and I'm concerned with the topic that as been on the news,radio talk shows, and other media.

''The moose and problems with moose in Newfoundland''.

Personally I feel that most of the trouble thats involved with moose and people running into them on the highways is speed.Yes ofcourse there is some accidents that happens involving moose, that driving to fast wasn't the problem,it was just the moose wondered on the road and in perfect time, caused the…

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Added by Deon Dicks on April 15, 2010 at 8:00am — 12 Comments

Hunting For Youth

The Notre Dame Rod and Gun Club has been trying to get the province to lower the legal hunting age in NL to try and encourage more youth involvement. The aim is to reduce the age to 12 yrs as in other jurisdictions in Canada so you can take your children/grandchildren hunting and get them interested while young. The Canadian Wildlife Service did put a Waterfowl Heritage Day in place in NL in 2008 (at our club's request) allowing a special day prior to the regular season to allow young hunters… Continue

Added by Paul Wood on March 16, 2010 at 9:06am — 4 Comments

A Message From Mark Clifford: Regional Director Delta Waterfowl

Ed,

We are a Canadian based organization as we were started here in Canada by James Ford Bell on the Delta marsh located on the shores of Lake Manitoba. The Delta marsh is still home to one of our research stations along with Minnedosa MB. We do have a U.S office in Bismark, N.D as well as our Canadian office in Winnipeg M.B in which is also home to Mr. Rob Olson as the president of Delta Waterfowl. As for increasing populations we have many different programs such as our hen house…

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Added by Edward Smith on February 9, 2010 at 3:47pm — 3 Comments

My thoughs....

Being from Newfoundland, I am a member of Delta Waterfowl here in Alberta. They produce a very educational semi-monthly magazine, full of information. Their website has a lot of "how too" videos, about waterfowl hunting and great recipies. Delta Waterfowl is US based, so a lot of the information on their website about the organizations contains US material.

That being said, I would encurrage this group or any other conservation group if your objective to increase migratory populations or… Continue

Added by Rich RYAN on January 21, 2010 at 9:36pm — 3 Comments

Nest Boxes for Goldeneyes and remember to take your camera

Just wanted to leave a note about the nest box photos I just uploaded...last winter I put a few around the ponds that I hunt and we just put up the first of this year that my 9 an 11 year old daughters nailed together..I think it is a great way to give a little back (not to mention that if even one of your boxes produces a nest, then you have an excellent chance of a shot in the fall)!

Also wanted to note that this site has reminded me to take my camera in the woods! Most of my pics… Continue

Added by Rod Mercer on January 4, 2010 at 9:32pm — 16 Comments

Well it is offical!!!

It is a sad day! The end of another Freshwater duck season! This year had its share of excitement and upsets. But, Overall I think I had a successful duck season. From gaining a new hunting buddy to the creation of this network, this year has been an accomplishment. With only a little over 200 days left til next season, I have a lot of work to do! LOL

Added by Edward Smith on December 27, 2009 at 8:30pm — No Comments

Take A Child Outdoors:

Fewer Kids are not learning to hunt and fish today than in any other era. Among the reasons: A drop in rural populations, a rise in technology, an increase in the number of single parent households(many often don’t have the time or means to take their child afield), and the increase in urbanization.

Most children learn to hunt and fish when someone takes them hunting. We as hunters and fishers must take our children (or nieces and nephews, neighbour’s child, etc.) into the outdoors.… Continue

Added by Edward Smith on November 22, 2009 at 11:00pm — No Comments

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