Bonus Bucks event features Tundra giveaway
Thursday, June 3, 2021
In celebration of the 10th year of the no-entry fee Toyota Bonus Bucks Owners Tournament, one lucky participating angler will win a new 2022 Toyota Tundra in a random drawing. The event is set to take place Oct. 23-24, 2021 at Table Rock Lake in Ridgedale, Mo.
As an angler myself, seeing the number of loyal participants grow consistently over the past nine years of this event has been very rewarding, said Matt Ozawa, engagement marketing manager for Toyota Motor North America. And this years random drawing to give away a new 2022 Toyota Tundra to commemorate our 10th year promises to add even more excitement to this fun-filled weekend in the Ozarks.
Wyoming G&F looks to secure water rights on five creeks crucial to Yellowstone cutthroat trout By Brendan LaChance on June 1, 2021
“Del Lobb, instream flow biologist with Game and Fish, conducts a stream flow assessment on Daniel Creek in 2019.” (Wyoming Game and Fish Department)
CASPER, Wyo. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department said on Tuesday they are proposing securing instream flow water rights for sections of five creeks considered to be “crucial” native habitat for Yellowstone cutthroat trout.
The species has been limited to about 25% of its native range in Wyoming due to habitat changes and the presence of non-native species.
Letter to the editor: Long Creek could become shelter for homeless veterans
As the state of Maine prepares to close Long Creek Youth Development Center as a facility for our troubled Maine youths, I hope they will consider the following suggestion: Remove the chain-link fence and create a campus-like space for the shelter of our homeless veterans. The facility could be the ideal place for medical and […]
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As the state of Maine prepares to close Long Creek Youth Development Center as a facility for our troubled Maine youths, I hope they will consider the following suggestion: Remove the chain-link fence and create a campus-like space for the shelter of our homeless veterans.
JOHN DAY â A Grant County rancher became the first in the rural Eastern Oregon county to lose livestock to a confirmed wolf depredation.
An Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife report confirmed wolves killed a cow in the early morning hours of May 8 within the Northside area of known wolf activity.
âThe location of injuries and severity of trauma was similar to other confirmed wolf attack injuries on cattle,â the report stated. The report noted that multiple bite marks and severe muscle trauma were present on the upper thighs of both hind legs, groin and left elbow.
ODFW investigated five cow carcasses at a ranch in Fox Valley. While the report confirmed one of the cows had been killed by wolves, ODFW officials deemed another death as a âprobableâ wolf attack and two as âpossibleâ wolf attacks. The cause of the fifth death âis unknown, but was not wolf-related,â the report stated.
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