61. Hunting On State-Owned Lands In New Hampshire - N.H. Fish And Game stateowned forest lands under the jurisdiction of DRED, Fish and game, Forests and lands, Parks and Recreation, Natural Heritage Inventory, http://www.wildlife.state.nh.us/Hunting/hunt_NH_state_lands.htm

Fishing information and publications Buy a fishing license online Fishing reports Let's Go Fishing program ... Contact Us Commonly Asked Questions About Hunting on State-owned Lands in New Hampshire (Lands under the jurisdiction of the N.H. Departments of Resources and Economic Development (DRED), Fish and Game, and the Department of Environmental Services (DES) Water Division) Skip to: General Information Enforcement/Complaints Regulations/Restrictions Procedures and Questions ... Management GENERAL INFORMATION 1. Is hunting allowed on state-owned lands? Hunting is allowed on state lands unless otherwise posted or prohibited by law. A small percentage of state lands are closed to hunting (see #3). 2. Why is hunting allowed on state lands? State lands are managed for a wide variety of public purposes. Hunting is a traditional and popular form of public recreation in New Hampshire. Hunting is also an important means of managing some species of wildlife. 3. Are there any state-owned forest lands where hunting is not allowed?

62. Metsähallitus - Management Of Game Lands Management of game lands. A hunter and a dog Metsähallitus’ managed Wild North is responsible for selling state fishing licences (www.wildnorth.net). http://www.metsa.fi/page.asp?Section=1366

63. Recuse state land can be temporarily closed, or recreational use restricted, Department of Fish Wildlife and Parks game wardens enforce the laws and rules http://www.dnrc.state.mt.us/trust/recuse.htm

RECREATIONAL USE OF STATE SCHOOL TRUST LAND STATE LANDS RECREATIONAL USE LICENSE Montana State law requires the Department of Natural Resources and Conservation (DNRC) to manage state school trust land in a manner that produces revenue to help support our states public schools. Legally accessible state lands that are not closed or restricted are open to anyone possessing a valid Recreational Use License. Generally, state land includes, but is not limited to, sections 16 and 36 of each township and is colored light blue on most ownership and access maps produced by the USDA Forest Service (USFS) or the Bureau of Land Management (BLM). Your local DNRC office can also provide information on the location of state land. LICENSE REQUIREMENTS A Recreational Use License, which is available from any Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks (DFWP) authorized license agent, is required by any person age 12 or older to use state land for general recreational purposes. General recreation is defined as all non-commercial/non-concentrated recreational activities except trapping, cutting or gathering wood, collecting valuable rocks or minerals, mining, or collecting or disturbing historical, archaeological or paleontological sites or specimens. These activities require a separate license or other authorization from DNRC. Commercial activities (such as outfitting), and/or concentrated recreational activities conducted by organizations or other groups require a Special Recreational Use License. These licenses are available only from DNRC offices.

64. TrekOut.com - State Land Programs TrekOut, The Outdoor Information Specialists. state Land Programs of game, Fish and Parks developed the Walkin Area (WIA) recreational access program. http://www.trekout.com/State_Land_Programs.htm

65. Cottonwood Creek Recreation Area And Lake LaMoure Provide Outdoor Relaxation Are The state game Fish Department held the title to the land and then leased the recreational portion of this land to the City of LaMoure, who created a http://www.edgeleynd.com/edgeleymail/James River Valley Tour/cottonwood_creek_re

Cottonwood Creek Recreation Area and Lake LaMoure provide outdoor relaxation areas in James River Valley BY JOY POWERS Editor’s Note:This is the second in a series of articles that will focus on many interesting and historical places in LaMoure County. The next stop in our journey down the LaMoure County Back Roads Project takes us to the Cottonwood Creek Recreation Area and Lake LaMoure. It was back in 1971 when a group of people began talking about how much nicer it would be to have a place that was closer to home for fishing, a place here in LaMoure County. As they discussed this over and over, the logical spot seemed to be here, where the Cottonwood Creek enters into the James River Valley. In 1972 the creation of Lake LaMoure began. It was funded by the State Game and Fish Department, the State Water Commission, the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation, the LaMoure County Water Resource Board and the City of LaMoure. The work would begin with many long tedious hours of paperwork and research, work that would later pay off, creating a beautiful Lake area for the young and old to enjoy. With just a small creek running through this land and very few trees, the project began in 1972. It took about three months to build the dam, the beach, the boat landings, restrooms, tables, etc. In 1974 Lake LaMoure was filled. The lake has eleven miles of shoreline, 167 miles of drainage with an average depth of 18 feet and the deepest point being 42 feet. The project contains 1750 acres of land and water and the surface of the lake containing 500 acres. Total cost of this project was $647,000.

66. ABM Information Management - Colorado State University Cooperative Extension Colorado is the best overall big game state. Onethird of Colorado s Usually only land and water resources, with no recreational services, are offered. http://www.coopext.colostate.edu/ABM/abmwld.htm

Wildlife and Recreation as a Farm and Ranch Business Wildlife and Recreation should be considered as part of the normal agricultural operation. Much wildlife, born and raised on private lands, is enjoyed by landowners and recreationists. However, the association between farmers, ranchers, recreationists, and wildlife has not been as positive as it could be. Some landowners treat wildlife and recreationists as assets, while others consider them a liability. Wildlife Wildlife are part of the ranching business, no matter how one looks at it. Landowners can manage private lands by tolerating wildlife, by making claims for damage payments or by planning for wildlife as a part of normal operations. Wildlife provide recreational opportunities and a cash flow potential without additional investments or out-of-pocket cash expenditures. However, wildlife have a cost to landowners either directly through forage used by wildlife or indirectly through time and efforts associated with managing hunters. Landowners manage hunters indirectly, regardless of the system, either by allowing access, closing and patrolling land or charging an access fee. The combination of wildlife presence and good hunting possibilities can mean good business for landowners.

67. Recreation - Public Opinion - Www.publicopiniononline.com Hunters can wander thousands of acres of state game lands and forests through the Newburg’s state game lands No. 169 is a popular tract for pheasants, http://www.publicopiniononline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050712/COMMUNITI

68. Montana Outdoor Radio Show - Hunting Forecast Possession of a state Land recreational License is, in most instances, or state Land recreational License will be allowed to shoot nongame species on http://www.montanaoutdoor.com/hunting.php3?id=136

69. Colorado State Trust Lands, Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) and Information about Colorado state Trust lands. Trust lands Wildlife Areas Index Big game Seasons I GMU Map http://sangres.com/stateco/trustlands.htm

Directory State Trustlands Index Colorado State Trust Lands FAQ What are State Trust Lands? State Trust Lands were given to the State of Colorado by the Federal Government to be held in trust to generate revenue for State schools and education. There are approximately 3.2 million surface acres of Trust lands in Colorado. State Trust Lands are not open "Public" lands in the true sense such as US Forest Service lands are. In past years, Trust lands have been administered by the State Board of Land Commissioners with exclusive access privileges being delegated to the lessee of a particular parcel of land. What currently allows fishermen and hunters to access Trust land? In 1993, the Colorado Division of Wildlife and the Colorado State Land Board entered into a Memorandum of Agreement that allowed the DOW to lease Trust land access for public, wildlife-related recreation. The DOW pays the SLB $1 per acre of sportsman's money (your money) for this access privilege. How much Trust land is available and where can I look for it? As of 1996, the DOW has leased approximately 371,000 acres from the SLB for access to hunting, fishing and some watchable wildlife opportunities. There are 167 separate parcels of Trust land that are now open to the public and are scattered throughout Colorado.

70. WDNR - State Forests Descriptions state parks, state lands) visit the Parks and Recreation web site. Hunting is permitted on state Forest land except for some public use areas. http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/land/Forestry/StateForests/meet.htm

Forestry State Forest Descriptions Black River Brule River Coulee Experimental Flambeau River ... Northern and Southern Units Northern Highland/American Legion Peshtigo River Point Beach Wisconsin State Forests Our state forests are beautiful places to relax, camp, hike, bike, and more! Simply click on the state map below or the links on the left. Those links will take you to a short description and photograph of the state forest you wish to learn about. For more detailed information about recreating in the State Parks System (state forests, state parks, state lands) visit the Parks and Recreation web site. Learn more BLACK RIVER STATE FOREST Map (PDF, 266sK) Black River State Forest 910 Hwy 54 East Black River Falls, WI 54615-9276 715-284-4103 or 715-284-1417 Patricia D. Murphy, Acting Superintendent murphp@dnr.state.wi.us The Black River State Forest, established in 1957 includes approximately 67,000 acres in Jackson County. The area is unique among the state forests mainly because of its geological features. The Forest lies on the edge of the glaciated central plain east of the rough coulee region or driftless area of Wisconsin. If you hike the nature trail to the top of Castle Mound, one can observe what was once the bed of glacial Lake Wisconsin. Unglaciated buttes, sandstone hills, and castellated bluffs such as Castle Mound dot the vast forest landscape.

71. Department Of Natural Resources The DNR manages these lands to conserve, protect, and provide public use and Visit the Secretary of state Web site to order your loon plate today! http://www.michigan.gov/dnr

Skip Navigation Michigan.gov Home DNR Home Links ... Ask DNR document.form2.SearchCriteria.size=10; [Printer Friendly] [Text Version] DNR Officials Confirm Two Cases of Eastern Equine Encephalitis in Kent County Deer The Department of Natural Resources, collaborating with Michigan State University, today said it has confirmed two cases of Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) in deer from Kent County and has two additional suspect cases at the DNR?s Wildlife Disease Laboratory in Lansing. Volunteers Invited to Collect Native Seeds The DNR is seeking volunteers to harvest native prairie seeds at 10 state parks and recreation areas during October weekends. National Hunting and Fishing Day September 24th will be the 34th annual National Hunting and Fishing Day and plans are underway for a nationwide celebration. Special Deer Season Planned for Youth The DNR encourages all young hunters ages 12-16 to participate in this special hunt scheduled statewide Sept. 24-25. State Prepares Eradication Plan for Ash Borer at Brimley State Park The DNR also cautions citizens about moving firewood from southern Michigan to northern Michigan, as the infestation at Brimley was likely caused by moved firewood. Public Comment Period Extended on Draft Off-Road Vehicle Plan Citizens now have until Oct. 12 to comment on a draft comprehensive plan for management of off-road vehicles in Michigan.

72. Massachusetts Wildlife & Outdoor Recreation HUNTING ON state lands. Wildlife Management Area Maps Maps and text describing these Other state agency links to outdoor recreation in the Bay state! http://www.mass.gov/dfwele/dfw/dfwrec.htm

FISHING HUNTING TRAPPING LICENSE, PERMITS, STAMPS ... OTHER REC LINKS Date Last Updated: August 29, 2005 Discover your natural state through MassWildlife's wildlands and waters! Outdoor Recreation Map (2 MB ) This statewide map shows you all the Wildlife Management Areas, State Parks, State Boat Launches and Wildlife Viewing Sites. Hard copies of the map are available for free at MassWildlife offices, State Parks and at the Public Access Board office. The map is in a pdf file. Wildlife Management Area Maps -Explore over 100,000 acres of Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs) with your binoculars, fishing rod or hunting gear. WMA's are open to many types of outdoor activities, protecting wildlife habitat for all kinds of creatures and providing recreation opportunities for people. Check with your local MassWildlife District Office about WMA lands near you. Maps are available at the link above (in pdf files) or through the District Offices or the MassWildlife Field Headquarters in Westborough.

73. Pennsylvania State Parks - Elk - PA DCNR A large stone marker at the entrance to state game Land 25 in Glen Hazel commemorates hunting and outdoor recreation is permitted on state forest land. http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/stateparks/parks/elk.aspx

State Parks Find a Park Find Some Fun Find Some Info ... Site Map Elk State Park The 3,192-acre Elk State Park is in the rugged mountains of northern Pennsylvania. The 1,160-acre East Branch Lake is large enough for unlimited horsepower boating and is great for water-skiing. The lake and nearby streams are stocked with warm-water and cold-water fish. Explore Directions - Weather - Recreation - Winter Activities ... - Maps Park Advisories No current advisories. Directions Elk State Park is about eight miles east of Wilcox on SR 1006 and about nine miles south of Clermont on SR 1001. Click here for door-to-door MapQuest driving directions courtesy of visitPA.com. Recreational Opportunities Boating: unlimited horsepower motors permitted The 1,160-acre East Branch Lake has one boat launch on Instanter Drive. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers also provides a boat launch by the dam. Motorboats must display a boat registration from any state. Non-powered boats must display one of the following: boat registration from any state; launching permit or mooring permit from Pennsylvania State Parks that are available at most state park offices; launch use permit from the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission. For complete information on boating rules and regulations in Pennsylvania

74. South Dakota Game, Fish And Parks Home Page Official homepage of South Dakota Department of game, Fish and Parks. Parks and Recreation Home Page Reserve Campsites in SD state Parks http://www.sdgfp.info/

Home FAQ's Site Index Contact Us ... GFP Calendar Search our site 2004 State of South Dakota Welcome to South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks John Cooper, Secretary "Discover your own South Dakota 2004-2006" About Game, Fish and Parks What's New Licenses and Reservations Wildlife, Hunting and Fishing ... Wildlife Issues Panel Note from Aug. 18 Meeting (PDF file) Healthy Hunter Website 2005 Hunting Handbook (PDF file) 2005 SD Pheasant Outlook South Dakota Handbook of Boating Laws and Responsibilities 2005 SD Hunting Atlas Big Game Supplements (Unit Maps and Regulations) (pdf files) HuntSAFE Course Information Final National Resource Damage Assessment (NRDA) Plan Reserve Campsites in SD State Parks Buy General Hunting and Fishing Licenses ... HuntSAFE Courses (firearms safety) Learn more about critters: Eagle Awareness Bald Eagles in South Dakota's State Parks South Dakota Snakes Mountain Lions ... State of South Dakota Home Page

75. NMDGF state of New Mexico Department of game and Fish Providing New Mexico and its Suggestions Welcomed On $5 Million For Wildlife and Land Conservation http://www.wildlife.state.nm.us/

@import "/css/advanced.css"; Quick Clicks Publications News Releases Message from the Director Operation Game Thief ... The Director New Mexico Wildlife Providing New Mexico and its wildlife Y ear-round E xcellent S ervices Home Recreation Enforcement Conservation ... Commission Last Updated: Web Browser Notes If you can read this message you might want to upgrade your web browser. Our site is designed to meet Section 508 Accessibility Standards. We have made efforts to provide content to these older browsers but our site will not have all of the same visual aides as it does when using a current browser version. Please consider upgrading your Web-Browser from the links below Hunting Information Fishing Information Request for Proposal The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish is submitting a Request for Proposals to prepare and distribute a statewide fishing report. Read more.....

76. Alaska Wilderness, Ecotourism, & Cultural Trip Planning Information. Alaska Wild Bear Viewing Policy statement (McNeil River state game Sanctuary and Katmai Alaska Wilderness Recreation and Tourism Association (AWRTA) supports http://www.awrta.org/index.cfm?section=News&page=Special Notices&viewpost=2&Cont

77. Clearfield County Recreation & Tourism Curwensville Lake encompasses almost 2900 acres of land and water. Pennsylvania hunting license is required and hunters are subject to state game laws. http://www.clearfieldco.org/Information/Recreation/recreation.html

Click here to visit the new.... Photo courtesy U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Curwensville Lake Click here to visit www.curwensvillelake.com Boating: There are two three-lane boat launches on the main body of the lake, 70 shoreline boat mooring rental spaces and courtesy docks. Swimming: The park offers visitors a 600 foot beach with both turf and sand areas for swimming and sun-bathing. The swimming area is roped off and marked with buoys. Rest rooms, a water fountain, and a changing facility are located nearby. Picnicking: The park has numerous picnic sites with tables and grills. Call or visit the park office for information or reservations. Athletic Fields and Play Areas: Curwensville Lake has a number of large athletic fields and horseshoe areas. For younger children, several playground areas are available. Camping: A 44-site campground with electric hookups located in a peaceful woodland setting near the lake accommodates both tents and recreational vehicles. Campers have access to a centralized shower facility with flush toilets, potable water, and dump station. Fishing: The reservoir supports a recreational water fishery managed and stocked by the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission and local Sportsmen organizations. Access to the lake for fishing isavailable through out the year. A Pennsylvania fishing license is required and anglers are subject to state laws and regulations.

78. Central PA - State College Real Estate- Hunting Land, Cabins Nice wooded lot near 150 acres of common land and state game Land excellent opportunity for hunting and recreation; Four bedrooms provides plenty of room http://www.cbur.com/HuntingLandList.htm

ready=false; Our Ag Progress Days 2005 Slide Show is now on line! Java is not enabled: to solve your Java problems, please take a look at the help section of RealApplets.com HUNTING LAND - WOODLAND - RECREATIONAL LAND - CABINS Java is not enabled, for help please go to RealApplets.com If you are not familiar with the county locations in Pennsylvania, please click any county heading to see the county location map. These properties are listed alphabetically by county. BEDFORD COUNTY Woodfield and Bloomfield Townships.... Very Nice Cabin on 41.5 acres- $235,000 Situated near Woodbury (Northern Bedofrd County) with 1080 feet frontage on State Game Land. There is a large living room and kitchen on the upper level of the cabin, as well as a heated, enclosed porch. The lower level has a family area, two bedrooms, and a bathroom. The property has been well maintained. The cabin is in a very pretty, semi secluded setting, and has electricity, a well, and on-site septic. The property has easy access. The woodland lays very nicely, with the majority of it being gently rolling. It is in the process of being timbered. The timbering should be completed between the middle and end of September.

79. Outdoor Recreation Meadville PA Pennsylvania + Golf Vacations - City Guide Outdoor Recreation Meadville PA Pennsylvania, Golf Meadville PA state game Land 213 211 Chestnut St., Meadville, PA 19083, Provides 5555 acres of http://www.discoverourtown.com/TownPage.php?Town=959&Cat=Recreation

80. Outdoor Recreation State College PA Pennsylvania + Golf Vacations - City Guide Outdoor Recreation state College PA Pennsylvania, Golf state College PA Pennsylvania, state game Land 103 Centre County Visitors Bureau, state College, http://www.discoverourtown.com/TownPage.php?Town=979&Cat=Recreation

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