November 15, 2002

Editor St. Paul The state of Minnesota and representatives of the eight Ojibwe bands entitled to treaty harvest in the 1837 Ceded Territory have scheduled a mediation session for late next week. As of Tuesday, exact dates had not been set, but the meetings tentatively were planned for the last three days of next week, …

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Editor ODN: Why couldn’t you attend the debate at Game Fair? David Ruth of the Penny campaign responds: He was in D.C. the day before and we had overscheduled. So it was scheduling and out of his hands as to why he wasn’t there. It was a mistake. ODN: Where do you stand on the

Editor This is the fourth and final interview in a series of articles profiling the candidates for U.S Senate. All candidate profiles, including the four major parties Republican, Democrat, Green, and Independence are being posted at www.outdoornews.com between now and the Nov. 5 election. ODN: The Green Party platform states some opposition to trapping. How

The season ended there on Wednesday. More than 147,000 geese were counted earlier in the week, a count that’s the “highest seen in many, many, many years,” he said. Hunter harvest will be approximately 5,700 to 5,800 this year. The harvest quota was 12,000 Canada geese. Good duck hunting still exists in the area, Trauba

License sales level off over weekend Staff Report St. Paul As part of the Minnesota DNR’s chronic wasting disease monitoring program, about 3,500 deer hunters submitted samples for testing during the first weekend of Minnesota’s firearms deer season. The hunt began last Saturday, Nov. 9. The DNR intends to collect between 5,000 and 6,000 total

Editor ODN: You’ve already gone on record as supporting the appointment of a new DNR commissioner. Do you stand by that? Moe: Yes. ODN: Will that person be a hunter and an angler? Moe: The person will have a deep commitment to conservation. You’d like to have someone who is a hunter and angler, but