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August 10, 2001

Berry crop good, nuts in question for bear season

Associate Editor Grand Rapids, Minn. With bear baiting about to begin, and the bear hunting season not far behind, reports indicate natural food sources available for bears are adequate. Complaints of nuisance bears, usually indicators of the natural crop of food, are “par for the course,” according to DNR Conservation Officer Jim Tischler, of Ironton. […]

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Aug. 10-12, 17-19: 20th Annual Game Fair 2001 at Armstrong Ranch in Anoka from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Celebrities, free seminars, all new shotgun shooting, outdoor exhibits, dog events, archery, kid games and more. For more info call 763-427-0944 or see the we

Aug. 25-26: 1st Annual Central Minnesota Hunting Expo at the MotoCity Raceway and MotoDome in Staples. For more info call Jeff or Dawn Oldenburg at 218-894-5089 or 218-894-1487 or email at motocity@wcta.net Aug. 25-26: Zumbro Valley Arms Collectors Annual Gun Show at the Graham Arena West, Olmsted County Fairgrounds in Rochester. Sat: 9 a.m.-5 p.m.;

Aug. 10-12, 17-19: 20th Annual Game Fair 2001 at Armstrong Ranch in Anoka from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Celebrities, free seminars, all new shotgun shooting, outdoor exhibits, dog events, archery, kid games and more. For more info call 763-427-0944 or see the we Read More »

Aug. 4: Archery Experts will host an Elk Seminar from 4-6:30 p.m. Door prizes, auction hunt. Call 763-421-2808.

Aug. 7-23: North Mankato Police Frearms Training will be held at the police department. Call 507-625 2305 ext. 747. Aug. 28: Dennis Hunt, one of the premier goose hunters will be holding a free seminar at Walmart in Detroit Lakes from 7:00-8:00 p.m., teaching you to become a better goose hunter by using the decoy

Aug. 4: Archery Experts will host an Elk Seminar from 4-6:30 p.m. Door prizes, auction hunt. Call 763-421-2808. Read More »

PERHAM AREA

Walleyes are hitting redtails in 20 to 30 feet of water on Big and Little Pine Lake. Big Pine is also kicking out northern pike along the 10- to 12-foot weedlines. On Lake Marion, bass anglers are hitting a lot of fish in 10 feet of water. Star Lake, Little McDonald, and Paul Lake are

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Aug. 3-5: 19th Annual We Fest. Country Music & Camping Festival. Real Country Music at the best outdoor concert venue in the Midwest. 7,000 campsites on Soo Pass Ranch in Detroit Lakes, MN. Jumbotron Concert screens, over 5,000 reserved seats. For more i

Aug. 3: RMEF Golf Scramble at Mississippi National Golf Course in Red Wing at noon. For more info call Denise Braegelmann at 952-974-5267. Aug. 4: Cedar River Longbeards Chapter event at Cedar Valley Conservation Club in Austin. Contact Sue Olson at 507-433-1048 or Sue Thorpe at 507-433-6327. Aug. 4: Bear Creek Longbeards Chapter of NWTF

Aug. 3-5: 19th Annual We Fest. Country Music & Camping Festival. Real Country Music at the best outdoor concert venue in the Midwest. 7,000 campsites on Soo Pass Ranch in Detroit Lakes, MN. Jumbotron Concert screens, over 5,000 reserved seats. For more i Read More »

St. Paul On July 26 at DNR headquarters, several sportsmen’s groups and state agencies discussed the future of wildlife on Minnesota’s private lands. The meeting focused on the future of wildlife and what could be accomplished by combining efforts to see

A major topic was how game abundance affects the future and appeal of hunting for upcoming generations. Discussion then followed on the needs facing wildlife on private lands, solutions that would fill those needs, and what could be expected to improve wildlife populations, the Game and Fish Coalition reports. The Federal Farm Bill currently being

St. Paul On July 26 at DNR headquarters, several sportsmen’s groups and state agencies discussed the future of wildlife on Minnesota’s private lands. The meeting focused on the future of wildlife and what could be accomplished by combining efforts to see Read More »

Aug. 17-19: MN State Sporting Clays Championship will be held at the Caribou Gun Club. Call 507-665-3796 for more info.

Aug. 15: Les Kouba/Jimmy Robinson Memorial Shoot celebrating the 20th Anniversaries of TIP and Game Fair at the MN Horse and Hunt Club in Prior Lake at 12 noon. For more info call 952-447-2266. Aug. 18: 3rd Annual Courage Duluth “Shoot For Fun” Trap Shooting Competition at Superior Trap & Gun Club, 5642 S. Hwy

Aug. 17-19: MN State Sporting Clays Championship will be held at the Caribou Gun Club. Call 507-665-3796 for more info. Read More »

Aug. 10: MN Waterfowl Assoc. Scott/LeSueur Chapter Dinner Fundraiser Banquet at New Prague Park Ballroom from 5:30 – 11 p.m. For more info call Greg Heil at 952-758-4575.

Aug. 13: DU Quackettes Chapter #190 13th Annual Banquet at Dan Patch American Legion Post 643 in Savage. Social hour: 5:30 p.m. Dinner: 7 p.m. Special events: 8 p.m. For further ticket info call Rosie or Al at 952-447-4311. Aug. 16: DU New Brighton Chapter 13 Annual Banquet at New Brighton Family Service Center beginning

Aug. 10: MN Waterfowl Assoc. Scott/LeSueur Chapter Dinner Fundraiser Banquet at New Prague Park Ballroom from 5:30 – 11 p.m. For more info call Greg Heil at 952-758-4575. Read More »

Later in summer, come out of your shell; give Turtle Lake a try

Associate Editor It may not be your traditional opening day walleye lake, but that’s OK; opening day is long past. However, Big Turtle Lake in Beltrami County may be your key to eyes throughout the summer months. “It’s a pretty good walleye fishery,” says Gary Barnard, DNR Fisheries supervisor in nearby Bemidji. A combination of

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