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1. 1. www.ml-star-gazette.com

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   Published on: 7/3/2008   Last Visited: 7/3/2008

   Minnesota DNR announces 2008 deer season changes The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is making major changes to simplify deer seasons and licensing for this fall, according to Lou Cornicelli, DNR big game program coordinator.
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   "Minnesota previously had more license types and options for deer than any other Midwestern state, so the need for simplification was apparent," Cornicelli said.
   
   DEER LICENSES
   
   Hunters can now buy an archery, firearm and muzzleloader license individually, or in any combination.Previously, a person who wanted to hunt deer in both the regular firearms and muzzleloader seasons had to buy the more expensive all-season license, valid for regular firearms, muzzleloader and archery.
   
   "We found that the vast majority of all-season license purchasers were paying three times the single season license fee ($78), but were only hunting in two seasons," Cornicelli said.
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   "We understand there is a concern that hunters could use a type that is not suitable for taking deer," Cornicelli said."But we are confident that hunters can make an informed choice in regard to caliber and bullet selection, and that they'll use a bullet that is appropriate for the big game they are pursuing.There is no substitute for knowing the capabilities of a firearm and practicing," Cornicelli said.

2. 2. Oak Ridge Management Cooperative

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   Published on: 3/8/2008   Last Visited: 3/8/2008

   Lou Cornicelli - DNR
   
   lou.cornicelli@dnr.state.mn.us
   
   651-284-0595

3. 3. www.thetrucker.com

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   Published on: 4/30/2008   Last Visited: 4/30/2008

   Lou Cornicelli, big-game program coordinator for the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, scoffed at the idea of a Web site devoted to roadkill.
   
   "I thought I had seen everything, but I hadn't until now," Cornicelli said.
   
   He added, "I don't see it serving a purpose, but if he wants to have a Web site for animals smacked by Buicks, more power to him."