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Boeuf WMA closed because of flooding
November 19, 2009
Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Secretary Robert Barham has issued a Declaration of Emergency closing Caldwell Parish's Boeuf Wildlife Management Area until further notice because of high water.

Gorilla Inc. EXO-Tech Safety Harnesses sold between May and August have been recalled because the safety webbing could separate, resulting in falls. Safety harness recalled
November 18, 2009
EXO-Tech Safety Harnesses have been recalled because users could fall while using them, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced Nov. 18. Owners of the harnesses manufactured by Gorilla Inc. are urged to stop using them immediately.

State officials are encouraging hunters in the Delhi area to kill every fallow and Sitka deer they see so they can be tested for potential disease. The animals escaped a private enclosure. Escaped fallow, Sika deer open game, officials say
November 13, 2009
A number of fallow and Sika deer escaped from a Delhi enclosure, and state officials have asked hunters to kill them.

Minnesota Natural Resources officials taped this 8-point rack at 185 inches (green) after confiscating it from the man they said illegally killed the buck wearing the huge crown. The rack could be the largest 8-point ever measured. Record buck illegally taken, Minnesota officials say
November 12, 2009
A Minnesota man was charged Nov. 10 with illegally taking what could be the largest 8-point ever measured.

Deer jumps into zoo enclosure, mauled by lions
November 11, 2009
WASHINGTON, D.C. - A deer made a fatal mistake when it jumped into a lion enclosure, was mauled and finally euthanized – all while spectactors watched, the Washington Post reported yesterday on its Web site.

Bassmaster Elite Series pro Edwin Evers put together the heaviest five-fish limit of the Bassmaster Central Open in the Atchafalaya Basin today during a tie-breaking fish-off against West Monroe's Mark Smith. Smith stumbles, Evers wins Bassmaster Central Open
November 8, 2009
MORGAN CITY, La. — West Monroe's Mark Smith worried about putting together a limit after learning he would be fishing an extra day against Bassmaster Elite Series pro Edwin Evers after the two anglers weighed in identical weights of 35 pounds, 9 ounces Saturday.

Louisiana's Mark Smith (left) and Bassmaster Elite Series pro Edwin Evers (center) move into a tie-breaker tomorrow, extending the Bassmster Central Open in the Atchafalaya Basin by one day. Central Open tie breaker scheduled for tomorrow, Crochet clinches Classic berth
November 7, 2009
MORGAN CITY, La. – Fish-offs are a rare thing in Bassmaster events. However, for the second time in a single season, two Bassmaster Central Open anglers will face off against each other after tying for the final-day lead at the Open season finale.

West Monroe's Mike Smith remained in the lead after the second day of the Bassmaster Central Open in the Atchafalaya Basin with a two-day total of 26 pounds, 1 ounce. Smith maintains lead, Crochet moves into second
November 6, 2009
The first day was easy for Louisiana’s Mark Smith, with the pro easily culling up on one stretch of water. The bite was a lot more difficult today, but Smith still managed 11 pounds, 11 ounces to maintain his lead in the Bassmaster Central Open in Louisiana’s Atchafalaya Basin.

West Monroe's Mark Smith put his experience fishing North Louisiana rivers to work to take an early lead in the 2009 Bassmaster Central Open that began today in the Atchafalaya Basin. Louisiana anglers hold pro, co-angler leads in Bassmaster Central Open on Atchafalaya Basin
November 5, 2009
MORGAN CITY, La. — Mark Smith grew up fishing rivers in North Louisiana, so the high, muddy waters of the Atchafalaya Basin didn't intimidate him this week when he arrived at the fishery for the final 2009 Bassmaster Central Open.

Centerville man convicted on federal waterfowl violations
November 4, 2009
A Centerville man was convicted on Oct. 14 for several Migratory Game Bird Treaty Act violations, along with a single National Wildlife Refuge violation by Federal Magistrate Meldrid Methvin.

More than 20 rescued from floodwaters by LDWF agents
November 4, 2009
Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries enforcement agents responded to several search-and-rescue missions over the past weekend in northern and western Louisiana after heavy rainfall caused widespread flooding.

Thirty-seven Burmese pythons were killed in South Florida by 15 permitted experts during a pilot hunt to try and control the invasive species' expansion. More snakes could be taken, however, since licensed hunters in designated areas can continue to shoot 37 pythons killed in Florida pilot hunt
November 4, 2009
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. – Hunters participating in a pilot program aimed at helping eradicate giant, nonnative Burmese pythons from South Florida took 37 of the invasive constrictors, wildlife officials said Nov. 3.

A draft of new federal fisheries management policy stressed preservation over conservation, but officials are responding to demands for greater input by recreational anglers with the head of NOAA promising to work with the industry to create a balanced ma Anglers promised voice in fishing policy by NOAA administrator
November 3, 2009
Alexandria, VA (Nov. 3, 2009) – The under secretary of Commerce for Oceans and Atmosphere and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Administrator promised on Oct. 27 to provide recreational fishing industry leaders a voice in discussions about federal fishing policy currently being formulated.

Downed power lines fry wildlife, Montana officials say
November 1, 2009
Officials say a downed power line near Eureka in northwestern Montana electrocuted more than a dozen animals over a period of months, including a wolf that was "still warm" when it was found earlier this month.

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