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Wildlife News - Sept. 26
* The spring hunt application deadline is Oct. 14
* Enjoy National Hunting and Fishing Day events
* Next commission meeting is Oct. 10-11 in Phoenix
* Small Game, Big Fun: 2008-09 small game hunting outlooks
* Phoenix schools receive chance to win a wildlife habitat
* NPS to waive fees for Lake Mead and Lake Mohave this Saturday
* Fall outdoor hunting activities just for the kids
* Dusky “blue” grouse range expanded to Mogollon Rim by Game and Fish
* Information needed to solve bull elk poaching near Williams
* Come refine your fishing skills at Camp Trout
* Learn more about recreating in Arizona’s great outdoors
* Fenske receives award from national boating safety organization
* Coming to a sporting store near you: non-lead ammunition displays
* Want to learn how to hunt tree squirrels?
Wildlife News - Sept. 12
* Commission selects 2008 award recipients at September meeting
* Spring hunting regulations printed and in stores now
* Bald eagles in Arizona follow their own flight plan
* Last weekend to go dove hunting
* Dove hunters can extend their wingshooting by heading to the mountains
* Endangered fish return to native waters in Arizona
* District Court ruling lets stand wildlife water development on Kofa Wildlife Refuge
* Arizona Game and Fish Commission opposes Proposition 105
* Arizona Wildlife Views TV show nominated for Emmy
* Arizona Game and Fish Commissioners recognize volunteers for OHV work
* 5-stand now available at Ben Avery Clay Target Center
* Javelina hunting clinics offered by Game and Fish
* Angling workshop offered to refine trout-fishing skills
Wildlife News - Aug. 28
* Hunters: Put a little spring in your step
* Outdoor Hall of Fame inducts new members
* Arizona Game and Fish Commission to meet Sept. 5-6 in Pinetop
* Elk viewing workshop set for Flagstaff
* Introduce a youngster to dove hunting at juniors’ outings
* Where to go for hot angling action
* Boat safely on Labor Day weekend
* Come visit the Valley’s secretive residents
* Governor approves plan to combat invading species
* Your views sought on plans for new Cibola wildlife area
* Stay engaged in federal land use planning
Wildlife News - Aug. 15
* Changing agricultural practices improve dove outlook
* Hunters raise nearly $500,000 for Arizona’s wildlife
* Arizona experiences bald eagle baby boom
* Stripers at the surface, quagga mussels hiding beneath
* Arizona’s online hunter safety course celebrates first year
* Ben Avery Clay Target Center to host a kid’s shotgun camp
* Desert tortoises become unintentional victims of home foreclosures
* Commission approves spring hunt orders at August meeting
* Event highlights new partnership for joint OUI/DUI law enforcement campaign
* Women’s outdoor skills program offered near Payson
* Hey kids, want to go hunting?
* Do you know where the buffalo roam in Arizona?
* Arizona youths win national titles at shooting competition
* Wildlife viewing basics workshop scheduled at Sipe Wildlife Area
* Wildlife News reader survey to be sent out next week
Wildlife News - Aug. 1
* Nomination deadline for commission awards is Friday, Aug. 8, 2008
* Arizona spring hunt recommendations and fall waterfowl seasons
available for review at open houses
* Comments sought on reptile, raptor, amphibian and mollusk regulations
* Ben Avery Shooting Facility offers a range of shooting sports opportunities
* 5,000 Arizona hunting tags available by first-come, first-serve
* Hunter education classes ramped up for fall hunters
* Bats aren’t so bad after all
* New wildlife viewing Web site includes “how to’s” and places to go
* $500,000 available for wildlife-focused projects
* Arizona Game and Fish garners conservation communications honors
* Game and Fish wildlife manager receives two Officer-of-the-Year awards
* Wildlife enthusiast leaves a conservation legacy
* Upcoming commission meeting is in Flagstaff on Aug. 8-9
Wildlife News - July 18
* Fall draw results now available for Arizona’s big game hunters
* New interactive e-map shows where to fish in Arizona
* Bass fishermen recognized for saving hunters from sinking boat
* Mountain rain showers can prompt good trout fishing
* Big Game Super Raffle drawing is this Saturday
* Learn about Arizona’s bald eagles at free White Mountains workshop
* Grant funding available to local sportsmen’s groups
* The 2008 Arizona Duck Stamp is now available
* $5 raffle ticket for chance at rare Gould’s turkey hunt
* Game and Fish offers Wildlife Conservation Fund grants
* Arizona’s dove and sandhill crane regulations are online
* Fire restrictions lifted on some state wildlife areas
Wildlife News - July 3
* Commission approves budget, dove orders, special big game tags at June meeting
* Boaters should focus on safety this holiday weekend
* Last chance to enter wildlife photo contest
* Wolf natural history workshop scheduled at Sipe Wildlife Area
* Information needed to solve deer poaching near Whitehorse Lake
* Bats aren’t so bad after all: Learn more at Phoenix workshop
* Arizona Wildlife Views magazine garners awards
* Off-highway vehicle bill signed by Governor Janet Napolitano
* Learn about bald eagles at free White Mountains workshop
* Public shooting ranges receive grant funds from commission
* Nominations sought for 2008 commission awards
* Ladies: Learn how to become an “outdoors woman”
Wildlife News - June 20
* Commission expected to set dove, crane and band-tailed seasons
* Game and Fish Commission solicits nominations for 2008 awards
* Information sought in deer poaching case near Kingman
* Want to cure the triple-digit fidgets?
* Come learn more about some unique night flyers
* Registration opens for Becoming an Outdoors Woman workshop
* Come learn about magnificent bighorn sheep
* Wildlife photo contest still accepting entries
* Shooting range expands safety requirements for users
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