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October 12, 2001

Bismarck, N.D. About 174 whooping cranes, one of North America’s most endangered birds, are beginning their fall migration through North Dakota. Stan Kohn, migratory bird biologist for the North Dakota Game and Fish Department requests the public report

Whoopers are about five feet tall and have wingspans of about seven feet. They’re white with black wing tips. In flight, they extend their long necks straight forward, with long, slender legs behind the tail. They migrate singly or in groups of two or three and may be associated with sandhill cranes. Report a sighting […]

Bismarck, N.D. About 174 whooping cranes, one of North America’s most endangered birds, are beginning their fall migration through North Dakota. Stan Kohn, migratory bird biologist for the North Dakota Game and Fish Department requests the public report Read More »

Pierre, S.D. In the third year of a “conservation order,” allowing the spring harvest of light geese, South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks officials say the harvest dropped from the first two years of the hunt. An estimated 3,600 resident and 1,700 nonresid

Vaa said the spring migration was different from the past spring due to a heavy snowpack in eastern and northeastern South Dakota. In the U.S. and Canada, the harvest of light geese since 1998 has been more than 1 million birds; the past three years the conservation order has accounted for a third of the

Pierre, S.D. In the third year of a “conservation order,” allowing the spring harvest of light geese, South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks officials say the harvest dropped from the first two years of the hunt. An estimated 3,600 resident and 1,700 nonresid Read More »

Oct. 6-7: 13th Annual Greater Wisconsin Catch & Release Muskie Tournament, St. Germain, Wis., call 800-727-7203. This release tournament draws more than 300 anglers to 10 lakes in the St. Germain area. Individual and team trophies.

Oct. 6-7: 13th Annual Greater Wisconsin Catch & Release Muskie Tournament, St. Germain, Wis., call 800-727-7203. This release tournament draws more than 300 anglers to 10 lakes in the St. Germain area. Individual and team trophies. Read More »

Sparks fly over Alliant’s new no-hunting policy

Correspondent Madison Alliant Energy Corporation’s workplace violence policy, which recently shut hunters out of 2,900 acres of prime hunting land around its Columbia Energy Center near Portage, will affect even more Wisconsin hunters and acres. That’s because Alliant is not only a large utility company, but also a major landowner in Wisconsin and the Midwest.

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Shake-up occurs in DNR brass

Editor St. Paul A shake-up in the DNR Commissioner’s office will redistribute responsibilities among the agency’s top management staff. Under the new structure, Kim Bonde, former special assistant to Commissioner Allen Garber, will take over as assistant commissioner of administration. The previous assistant commissioner for administration, Kurt Ulrich, now moves to head the Bureau of

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Mixed Bag

Milwaukee The DNR has negotiated an option to buy lakefront property for public access on 81-acre Moose Lake, in the town of Merton in Waukesha County. There is no adequate public access to Moose Lake now. Lake residents and the public are limited to one private boat ramp on the south shore. The DNR has

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