Associate Editor Winona, Minn. Turkey hunters in Minnesota pushed the harvest over 7,000 this spring, taking 7,650 birds and setting a new harvest record for the ninth consecutive year, according to Gary Nelson, DNR turkey specialist and area wildlife manager in Winona. “We also had a record number of applicants, with 44,415, which compares to […]
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Sept. 5: MWA Arrowhead Chapter Fall Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Buffalo House, Duluth. For more info call Nate Bides, 218-727-5995. Sept. 9: 1st Annual Blue Earth County PF Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Kato Ballroom, Mankato. For more info call Thomas Benson, 507-345-1015. Sept. 11: Rochester DU Fall Flight Banquet, 5 p.m., Kahler Hotel. For more info call
July 26: 4th Annual Children’s “Take An Adult Fishing” event. For more info call Wilderness Fish & Game, 608-643-2433. Aug. 2-3: Muddy Waters Retriever Club Retriever Days, starting at 8 a.m. at the 9-Mile Recreation Area in Rib Mountain, South of Wausau, WI. For more info go to: www.webpages.charter.net/MuddyWaters Retriever Club or call Kevin McMahon,
Aug. 8-10, 15-17: Game Fair, Armstrong Ranch Kennels, Anoka, MN. 9am-6 p.m. For more info call 763-427-0944 or visit www.gamefair.com Aug. 14-17: Racine Boat Show, Reefpoint Marina, Racine, 847-731-5100, www.racineboatandrvshow.com. Cost: Adults $7, Kids ages 6-12 $2. Feb. 6-8, 2004: Milwaukee Musky Expo, Reuters Show Productions, LLC, State Fair Park. For more info call Douglas
Editor Richland Center, Wis. Nine Richland County men face a total of $27,125 in fines stemming from 94 citations issued by conservation wardens for numerous conservation violations that include shooting deer, turkeys, and raccoons from vehicles, out of season or after shooting hours; hunting after revocation; hunting without a license; and possession of untagged deer.
Fines for poaching could reach more than $27,000 Read More »
Contributing writer Growing up I wasn’t a huge sports fan and didn’t worship the baseball, football, hockey, or basketball players like many of my friends. My heroes were the fishing guys on television, radio, and magazines. My Sports Illustrated was called In-Fisherman. Saturday mornings were for flipping from channel to channel to catch all the
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