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OUTDOORS 2009
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What did you learn about Eskimos in grammar school? You learned they live in icy conditions and hunt seals and strange animals like narwhals.
A year ago, Louisiana hunters were trying to recover from another two-hurricane year, the second time two major storms blasted the state in three years. Reporting bird bands is an important tool to help state and federal biologists study populations and migrations of waterfowl and other migratory birds. Louisiana’s Big-Game Records Program is a project of the Deer Study Section, Department of Wildlife & Fisheries. A mandatory tagging program is in effect for the 2009-2010 season. One-half hour before sunrise to one-half hour after sunset. Additional regulations for this season. If you divide the meat of resident game to take it from the field or camp to your home, state law requires any or all parts of the resident game animal be "tagged by the hunter” with the hunter's name, address, basic and big-game license numbers, date and parish. Louisiana’s 2009-2010 seasons and bag limits for migratory game birds and migratory waterfowl. You’ve field dressed a deer and want to know its weight. The thousands of Louisiana hunters trekking to Mississippi to take deer must heed dramatic changes in that state’s deer-hunting regulations. The first and 10th places in the State Saltwater Top 10 Fish Records in Rod-and-Reel and Fly Rod divisions. Categories in which there are less than 10 entries have only the state-record fish listed. |
