Wednesday, March 29th, 2023
Wednesday, March 29th, 2023

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August 15, 2003

St. Paul Minnesota DNR Conservation Officer Dennis Lang, of Perham, was among those recently honored by Mothers Against Drunk Driving for efforts to prevent drunk and impaired driving.

Lang has been a CO since 1980. He’s now known throughout the Perham area for his efforts to fight impaired recreational activities by removing 123 recreational vehicle operators, boat drivers, and impaired hunters from the roads, lakes, and fields since 1991. During the 2002 snowmobile season, 10 people died in 179 reported accidents in Minnesota. …

St. Paul Minnesota DNR Conservation Officer Dennis Lang, of Perham, was among those recently honored by Mothers Against Drunk Driving for efforts to prevent drunk and impaired driving. Read More »

Duck, goose seasons nearly set

Associate Editor Madison State DNR officials have made their choices known, waterfowl groups and the Conservation Congress have weighed in, and now it’s up to the Wisconsin Natural Resources Board to decide just when waterfowlers will pursue ducks this fall. According to Michelle Lehner, DNR assistant migratory game bird specialist, the NRB was scheduled to

Outlook is bright for turkey, rooster hunts

Editor Madison Ruffed grouse hunters might not see much of a change from last year, but state pheasant hunters should notice a sizeable increase in wild birds from last year, according to Andrea Robidoux, of Madison, DNR assistant upland wildlife ecologist. Robidoux is still waiting to hear something on late summer grouse brood observations. “But,

Aug. 16: Southwest Wisconsin Long Beards Women in the Outdoors Event, 8-4:45 p.m., rain or shine, Bethal Horizons in Dodgeville. For more info contact Michelle Helin, 608-935-9709

Aug. 25: Goose calling seminar by Tim Grounds at the Sportsman’s Warehouse in Coon Rapids, MN. Free to the public. Call 763-560-2000 for more info. Sept. 13: Deer hunting seminar by Dr. Kan Nordberg at the Sportsman’s Warehouse in Coon Rapids, MN. Free to the public. Call 763-560-2000 for more info. Sept. 26-28: Field Training

USDA lifts Canadian wild game meat ban

Associate Editor Washington, D.C. U.S. hunters who travel to Canada and wish to bring wild game meat home with them will be allowed to do that this fall, but they must understand some new procedures first. And those who wish to return trophy racks must adhere to some strict rules for animals such as deer,

St. Paul Stephen Hamrick’s depiction of a rainbow trout about to catch a bead-head nymph that his brother designed and tied, won the 2004 Trout and Salmon Stamp contest. Hamrick, who grew up in Minnetonka, also won the 1986 and 1992 contests. This is the

Hamrick’s design was selected from about 15 designs at this year’s contest. The other finalist was Stuart Nelson, of Cloquet. The DNR sells about 90,000 trout and salmon stamps each year. The 2004 stamp will cost $10 and proceeds will go toward trout and salmon habitat improvement and stocking programs.

Watson, Minn. Hunters seeking to reserve a date to hunt geese in the controlled hunting zone at Lac qui Parle Wildlife Management Area are reminded to submit their application postmarked between Aug. 25 and Sept. 17. Applications postmarked prior to Aug.

The Minnesota DNR will accept applications on a first-come, first-served basis. The proposed goose season dates at LqP will be Saturday, Oct. 11 through Wednesday, Nov. 19. Hunters must apply on a standard 3-inch by 5-inch postcard bearing the applicant’s full name and address, and listing first, second, and third choices of hunting dates. Only

DNR to continue extensive testing for CWD this fall

DNR Reports St. Paul The DNR announced plans Tuesday to triple the number of wild deer tested for chronic wasting disease during this fall’s hunting seasons. No positive results were found last year in tests on about 4,400 deer. This fall, the goal is to test 13,000 hunter-harvested deer for CWD. The intensified effort is

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