Regional News Update: July 6th, 2010

MIDWEST

-Minnesota: Two brothers rescued after boat sinks

-North Dakota: White bass save the day on Devil's Lake

-Ohio: Commercial fishing creates Lake Erie stir

-Indiana: Turkey harvest hits high

-Illinois: Will they poison Lake Calumet?

-Nebraska: Enrollment open for wheat stubble program

-Kansas: Milford Lake is stocked with big-time blue cats

WEST
-Idaho: Hunters could get a bonus

-Oregon: Deschutes will remain open for Chinook through October

-Arizona: Grants available to hunting-focused nonprofit groups

-Utah: Utah's gun permit popular with non residents

-Montana: FWP recommends wolf hunt quota of 186 for 2010 hunt

-Colorado: Moose mounting a comeback in Colorado

SOUTH

-West Virginia: CWD continues slow spread in Hampshire county

-Arkansas: Poaching a problem in region 8

-South Carolina: New laws target hogs, coyotes

-Georgia: Comments sought on shad fishing rules

-Arkansas: Raccoon hunting season is underway

-Texas: Hurricane Alex slows Texas fishing

-Louisiana: Fishing closures come to Lake Pontchartrain

EAST

-New Hampshire: Flounder making a comeback

-Maine: A license to fish at the beach

-Massachusetts: Boaters told be on alert for sharks

-Pennsylvania: House bill would allow dogs for deer tracking

-Connecticut: The bear surprise

-Maryland: State moves to protect White Marlin Open anglers