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Waterfowl proposal on hold; Closing of Big Lake area delayed until 2009
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It looks as if implementation of a controversial plan to close
waterfowl hunting in Wisconsin's Big Lake area of the Mississippi
River will be delayed until 2009.
The plan is part of the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service's revised
"preferred alternative" management plan for the Upper Mississippi
River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge.
The new plan still includes closing waterfowl hunting in the Big
Lake area of Pool 4 of the river, between Nelson and Alma, although
the boundaries have been revised and implementation has been delayed
for more study
The Big Lake area has a large amount of ...
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