Jan. 21: Awards Committee of the Conservation Congress will meet at the Comfort Suites Foxfire, 205 Foxfire Drive, Waupaca, 7 p.m. Contact AnnMarie Kutzke, 608-266-2952.
Staff Writer Grand Rapids, Minn. Fewer bear hunters this fall compared to last year correlated to a slight decline in the number of animals killed. The DNR called it an “average” harvest. Preliminary figures show hunters killed about 3,320 bears during the 47-day season. There were a total of 13,700 licenses sold this fall (11,433
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One of the fringe benefits of having been a full-time freelance outdoor writer for the past 20 years, is that companies are only too glad to let me use their products when I go on hunts. They hope that I will like the product and tell you about it and that you will buy the
Staff Writer Washington, D.C. A variety of Minnesota sportsmen’s causes like this year’s mourning dove hunt likely wouldn’t have been successful absent a group like the Minnesota Outdoor Heritage Alliance, according to Sen. Pat Pariseau, R-Farmington. Twenty-one states in the nation have a group like the MOHA Legislative Caucus, of which Pariseau is co-chair. In
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About 1,700 deer heads had been collected during the first of Iowa’s two regular shotgun deer seasons, said Willie Suchy, a DNR wildlife biologist. The second season runs Dec. 11-19. Thomas Holm, president of the Iowa chapter of the Izaak Walton League, said the disease affects more than just hunters. If it makes its way
Associate Editor St. Paul For many Minnesota duck hunters, including those who’ve penned their sentiments to Outdoor News, the recently wrapped up duck hunting season could be summarized with the hollow words, “empty skies.” But what caused what some have described as the poorest duck hunting not only in recent memory, but in the past
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To be included in the lottery, applications submitted by mail or fax must be received by 5 p.m. on Jan. 10, 2005. Applications submitted online at www.bwcaw.org must be received by 5 p.m. on Jan. 15, as in previous years. Applications received after the lottery deadlines will not be processed until Jan. 20, after the
Staff Writer Lake Lillian, Minn. When Brad Karl of Hutchinson saw a 23-point buck coming his way, he wasn’t completely surprised. “We talked to a farmer last year and he showed us half of the sheds from him,” said Karl, 34. “And we’ve heard about him for a couple of years. We knew he was
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