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Changes Made for 2006 Nova Scotia Hunting Season 09/04/06
Changes that will allow young people a special two-day hunt for deer, that require the marking of traps and that will allow fur harvesters to continue to trap a member of the mink family are among the 2006 hunting regulations that were announced Aug. 25. [1 Comment]
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Application Open for Nova Scotia Antlerless Deer Draw 07/19/06
Hunters can apply for a stamp to hunt antlerless deer this fall in Nova Scotia. Telephone applications will be accepted beginning at 7 a.m. on Saturday, July 15. [8 Comments]
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Annual Draw for Moose Licences 06/13/06
The names of 345 hunters will be drawn on Tuesday, June 13, qualifying them for the annual moose hunt in Victoria and Inverness counties in Cape Breton. [Comments?]
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Sanctuary Review Released 02/27/06
Nova Scotians want more wildlife management areas and improved habitat protection in the currently designated areas, a report by the Department of Natural Resources shows. [5 Comments]
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Antlerless Deer Draw Application Line Opens 07/22/05
Hunters can apply for a stamp to hunt antlerless deer this fall in Nova Scotia. Telephone applications will be accepted beginning at 7 a.m. on Saturday, July 16. [Comments?]
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Provinces Introduces New Hunter ID Card 06/07/05
A new, mandatory hunter-identification card will help Nova Scotia better manage and conserve its wildlife. Hunters, fur harvesters, trappers, guides, fur buyers, taxidermists, deer hide buyers, pheasant preserve operators, and nuisance wildlife operators will be required to have cards. [3 Comments]
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No Wildlife Management Areas to be Delisted 05/09/05
Natural Resources Minister Richard Hurlburt announced, May 5, that no wildlife management areas or wildlife sanctuaries will be delisted. [1 Comment]
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Annual Moose Licence Lottery 03/29/05
More Nova Scotians will get licences to hunt moose this year.
Ten licences have been added for the third season in 2005,
bringing the total number available for all seasons to 345. [Comments?]
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Province Assesses Wildlife Management Areas 01/19/05
Provincial wildlife specialists are beginning a public review of wildlife sanctuaries and wildlife management areas throughout the province. The review will look at Nova Scotia's 26 wildlife sanctuaries and management areas to determine which will be maintained or will have their boundaries changed, renewed, or eliminated.
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Wild Turkey Introduction Turned Down 12/15/04
The province has decided not to approve the introduction of wild turkeys to Nova Scotia at this time. In 2001, the Nova Scotia chapter of the National Wild Turkey
Federation submitted a proposal to the province seeking approval
to introduce wild turkeys to the area. Wild turkeys are not
native to Nova Scotia. [12 Comments]
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