Associate Editor Aitkin, Minn. When state legislators passed rules to prevent all-terrain vehicles and other off-highway machines from damaging wetlands on both public and private property, their focus was on those who intentionally rip up wetlands, says Minnesota Conservation Officer Bob Mlynar, of Aitkin. But those rules now are confusing hunters who use ATVs when […]
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