State News September 20, 2024  Digital Correspondent

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The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) is seeking assistance from the public in an ongoing investigation involving seven illegally harvested Canada geese found in Columbia. Local Conservation Agents Brandon Cotter and Adam Doerhoff are searching for information about the poachers who abandoned the geese along Rock Quarry Road.

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According to the MDC, the geese were shot and left on the roadside, with none of the bird’s parts used. The discovery was made on Sunday, September 15, after several citizens reported the carcasses to local conservation agents. Since the early Canada goose hunting season does not start until October 5, the incident is being classified as a poaching case.

Conservation officials emphasize that public reporting plays an essential role in protecting Missouri’s wildlife.

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“We rely on citizen cooperation to identify and apprehend poachers who have no regard for Missouri’s fish, forest, and wildlife resources,” said Randy Doman, MDC Protection Branch Chief.

Anyone with information that may assist in the investigation is encouraged to reach out to Boone County Conservation Agents Brandon Cotter at (573) 777-2072 or Adam Doerhoff at (573) 239-6541. Additionally, individuals can call the Operation Game Thief hotline at 1-800-392-1111, which is operated 24 hours a day, with the option to remain anonymous.

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Hunting season arrives in New York State soon and all hunters need to be aware of two big changes this year before they head into the woods.

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Hunting in the Hudson Valley

The Hudson Valley has long been a destination for hunters from all over New York State. We are lucky enough to have various types of wildlife running around and depending on the time of year, they are free to harvest. The “big draw” hunting season each year is deer hunting and this year the white-tailed deer hunting season starts in the Hudson Valley region on October 1st according to the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC).

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The bow hunting season runs in the “Southern Zone” of New York from October 1st through November 15th allowing bow hunters to hunt deer legally. The regular season (rifle) begins in New York in 2024 on November 16th and runs through December 8th.

Hunting Changes in New York 2024

This year the NYSDEC has announced changes to the “tags” that hunters are required to have to hunt. The first change will give hunters the ability to print out their tags themselves. The change will allow hunters to be ready before the season begins and will also help the DEC decrease its carbon footprint since it will no longer use plastic according to WBNG.

Additionally, hunters in New York will no longer be required to have a back tag on their clothing while they are out hunting in the woods. DEC Big Game Biologist Brendan Quirion told WBNG that New York was one of the last states that required hunters to wear the tag on their backs while hunting. For more information on hunting licenses and the dates of specific seasons check out the DEC online here.

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