Outdoors: Bald eagle sightings not easily dismissed (Waco Tribune-Herald)

Whenever I get a call at 2 a.m. from a fisherman claiming to have caught a piranha from Lake Waco, I tell him three things: 1) Put the fish on ice; 2) call a designated driver to take you home and put you to bed; and 3) after a good night’s sleep and some strong coffee, check the ice chest again — if it’s still a piranha, call me back.

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Outdoors: Bald eagle sightings not easily dismissed (Waco Tribune-Herald)

Local Outdoors Group Makes Iowa History (KIMT Mason City)

For the first time in the state of Iowa’s history, a Pheasants Forever chapter has generated $2 million dollars. The Winnebago and Hancock County Pheasents Forever are being honored tonight, for their hard work, and dedication to the outdoors.

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Outdoors news: Flooded Arkabutla spawns fish (Memphis Commercial Appeal)

Lots of small bass: Recent electro-fishing at Arkabutla Lake by biologists with the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks found bass less than 2 pounds abundant on flooded cover in coves near the dam. Carp and buffalo were feeding in the back of coves.

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Outdoors: A little adversity won’t slow these pheasant enthusiasts (The Des Moines Register)

“It sounds like Rick Pearson is going to give it a go this weekend. Dan is undecided … Understand that given the lagging harvest and the depressed bird numbers, no one has any unrealistic expectations.

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Marine loved the outdoors (Austin American-Statesman)

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Outdoors - Barebow hunter writes book about his adventures (The Wilmington Star-News)

By Mike Marsh Sports@StarNewsOnline.com Many hunters’ dreams are filled with far-off destinations for that one, ultimate hunt. But Dennis Dunn lived those dreams, taking all 29 species of North American big game.

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Outdoors: The great archery debate continues (The Sentinel)

Chasing a bird dog sometimes has its advantages. For instance, my little springer spaniel doesn’t allow me to archery hunt simply because it takes her away from the ruffed grouse, woodcock, pheasants and ducks she loves to chase. I’ve followed a bird dog for a whole lot of years and my Bear Polar re-curve bow, along with its cedar arrows, hang from a peg in the upper shed.

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Outdoors: The great archery debate continues (The Sentinel)

Broncos practice moves outdoors (The Vail Trail)

Broncos practice moves outdoors Mike Klis The Denver Post With piles of snow surrounding their rarely-used artificial turf field, the Broncos returned outside to practice Friday after preparing most of the week down the road at an indoor facility. The Broncos will play Sunday against the Ravens in Baltimore, where the forecast calls for 58 degrees and a 60 percent chance of rain.

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Outdoors: Late crop harvest will complicate pheasant hunting (The Des Moines Register)

Season opens Saturday; birds will use corn in the fields as cover.

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Broncos practice moves outdoors (Vail Daily)

Broncos practice moves outdoors Mike Klis The Denver Post With piles of snow surrounding their rarely-used artificial turf field, the Broncos returned outside to practice Friday after preparing most of the week down the road at an indoor facility. The Broncos will play Sunday against the Ravens in Baltimore, where the forecast calls for 58 degrees and a 60 percent chance of rain. “We want to …

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