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Washington: WDFW to Enforce Law Requiring Removal of Aquatic Plants from Boats and Gear
July 22, 2008 · 1 Comment
OLYMPIA, Washington - With summer in full swing, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is reminding recreational boaters that they are legally required to remove all aquatic plants from their boats and trailers before driving away from the launch ramp. Those that fail to do so could face a $378 fine. Washington state law makes it illegal to transport aquatic plants that may be dispersed unintentionally along roads and highways. The law, which is being enforced as of July 4 to help prevent the spread of aquatic... [Read the full story]
Firearms
Second Amendment Foundation and Smith & Wesson Partner on Commemorative Revolver
July 22, 2008 · Leave a Comment
Engraved Model 442 Will Recognize District of Columbia vs. Heller Decision SPRINGFIELD, Massachusetts, July, 21, 2008 - The Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) and Smith & Wesson have partnered to create a commemorative revolver designed to recognize the historical significance of the District of Columbia vs. Heller decision and to acknowledge the six original plaintiffs that united to challenge the gun ban in Washington, D.C. As part of the project, an engraved Smith & Wesson Model 442 revolver will be presented to... [Read the full story]
Fishing
Washington: WDFW to Enforce Law Requiring Removal of Aquatic Plants from Boats and Gear
July 22, 2008 · 1 Comment
OLYMPIA, Washington - With summer in full swing, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is reminding recreational boaters that they are legally required to remove all aquatic plants from their boats and trailers before driving away from the launch ramp. Those that fail to do so could face a $378 fine. Washington state law makes it illegal to transport aquatic plants that may be dispersed unintentionally along roads and highways. The law, which is being enforced as of July 4 to help prevent the spread of aquatic... [Read the full story]
Hunting
Washington: Results Available for Special Hunt Drawing
July 22, 2008 · Leave a Comment
OLYMPIA, Washington - Hunters who submitted applications for a 2008 special-hunt permit can check the results of this year’s drawing on the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) website. The results of the random, computerized drawing were verified July 11 and are now available for viewing at http://198.238.33.69/. More than 60,000 hunters submitted 134,000 applications for this year’s special hunts for species including turkey, big horn sheep, mountain goat, moose, deer and elk. Holders of the special... [Read the full story]
Media
MyOutdoorTV.com Joins Bill Dance Outdoors As New Show Sponsor
July 17, 2008 · Leave a Comment
Las Vegas - ICAST - MyOutdoorTV.com, the world’s largest online video network for outdoor programming, has joined the fishing world’s most popular celebrity, Bill Dance, as the newest sponsor of Bill Dance Outdoors. Chris Moise, CEO of MyOutdoorTV.com, made the announcement on the opening day of the ICAST Show in Las Vegas. Airing continuously since 1968, Bill Dance Outdoors is legendary among fishing shows and regularly ranks among the most-watched. In addition, much of the show’s video library appears... [Read the full story]
New Products
Gorilla Treestands Introduces the Pro-Series King Kong
July 22, 2008 · Leave a Comment
Big Advances In Comfort And Concealment New Pro-Series King Kong Ideal For Longer Hunts FLUSHING, Michigan - Gorilla Treestands Inc. introduces the Pro-Series King Kong, a powerful performer designed for quiet comfort and optimal concealment. With its Mossy OakTreestand camouflage and advanced comfort seating, Gorilla has taken its best-selling stand and made it even better. The combination of the Timberscape2 metal finish, and Mossy Oak Treestand camo make the Pro-Series King Kong virtually undetectable when hanging... [Read the full story]
States
Arizona: Comments Sought on Reptile, Raptor, Amphibian and Mollusk Regulations
July 22, 2008 · Leave a Comment
PHOENIX - The Arizona Game and Fish Department is seeking public comments on draft 2009-2010 regulations for reptiles, raptors, crustaceans and mollusks, and amphibians. Public comment will be accepted until August 22. If warranted, public meetings on the proposed changes to these commission orders may be held in Phoenix, Tucson and/or Flagstaff. Most of the proposed changes being considered for the 2009-2010 commission orders involve raptor regulations. Highlights include: Removing western screech owls from the list... [Read the full story]
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