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April 29, 2005

Events for 2005 workshops. For more info call the DNR, 651-296-6157 or 1-888-646-6367 or checkout www.dnr.state.mn.us/education and look under Becoming An Outdoor Women.

Fishing Events April 30: Fly-Fish the Streams of Southeastern Minn., 7-5 p.m., Eagle Bluff ELC, Lanesboro. Pre-registration required, 507-467-2437, limit 12. May 5: NEW! Introduction to Fly-Tying Classes, 6-8:30 p.m., Gander Mtn., Forest Lake. Limit 12 participants. June 9: Mother & Child Fishing Clinic, Coon Rapids Dam. Register with DNR. June 25: Mother & Child […]

Events for 2005 workshops. For more info call the DNR, 651-296-6157 or 1-888-646-6367 or checkout www.dnr.state.mn.us/education and look under Becoming An Outdoor Women. Read More »

Bemidji, Minn. — Friends will be hosting a send-off party for retired DNR wildlife manager Jim Breyen in Bemidji on April 30. The “Jim Breyen Retirement Party” will be held at the Northern Inn, with dinner at 6:30 p.m. and a program at 7:30. Call Vicky

Bemidji, Minn. — Friends will be hosting a send-off party for retired DNR wildlife manager Jim Breyen in Bemidji on April 30. The “Jim Breyen Retirement Party” will be held at the Northern Inn, with dinner at 6:30 p.m. and a program at 7:30. Call Vicky Read More »

St. Paul — DNR officials are looking for Minnesota artists interested in designing the 2006 Minnesota state park annual vehicle permit, which will feature Lac qui Parle State Park located near Montevideo.

Artists are invited to submit a resume and a portfolio, which may include original artwork and photographs. The selected artist will submit several designs for consideration by the park. The final original artwork will be used for the annual vehicle permit. The final artwork for the permit needs to be completed by September 2005. Artists

St. Paul — DNR officials are looking for Minnesota artists interested in designing the 2006 Minnesota state park annual vehicle permit, which will feature Lac qui Parle State Park located near Montevideo. Read More »

By Mike Kallok

Mille Lacs Messenger This spring marks the beginning of a two-year northern pike population study on Mille Lacs that, according to DNR 1837 Treaty Biologist Rick Bruesewitz, will likely show that pike numbers in the lake are considerably higher than they were when the safe harvest level was set at 23,000 pounds in the mid-1990s.

By Mike Kallok Read More »

St. Paul — Landowners interested in attracting wild turkeys are encouraged to seek information about habitat improvement projects rather than introducing pen-raised or game farm turkeys on their property, according to the Minnesota DNR.

“Only DNR personnel are authorized to release wild turkeys,” said Bill Penning, DNR farmland wildlife program leader. “The best way for landowners to attract turkeys to their property is to provide the right habitat conditions. Local DNR wildlife staff will be happy to provide information for any landowner interested in habitat projects.” Landowners interested in

St. Paul — Landowners interested in attracting wild turkeys are encouraged to seek information about habitat improvement projects rather than introducing pen-raised or game farm turkeys on their property, according to the Minnesota DNR. Read More »

Now – July 3: Upstream: Fly Fishing in the American West photographic exhibit, U of M Bell Museum of Natural History. For more info call Nina Shepherd, 612-624-7389.

May 21: Annual Lake Fair, Daly Park, Lura Lake near Mapertan. For more info call Robert Brush, 507-893-4458. May 20-22: Gander Mountain presents the Great Northern Side by Side Challenge, Rice Creek, Hunting & Recreation, Little Falls. To register or for more info call Jim Koehler, 763-433-9631 or visit www.woodcockminnesota.org June 22: Take-A-Kid Fishing event,

Now – July 3: Upstream: Fly Fishing in the American West photographic exhibit, U of M Bell Museum of Natural History. For more info call Nina Shepherd, 612-624-7389. Read More »

2005 schedule for upcoming events at Deep Portage which offers a variety of hunting, fishing and outdoor education programs for adults & youth. For more info or to register 888-280-9908 or 218-682-2325. Or via on the internet at www.deep-portage.org, e-m

May 1: Deep Portage RGS Chapter sporting clays shoot, 11 a.m. Reservation required. May 13-15, Aug. 26-28, Sept. 9-11: Wingshooting School. Limited to 16 participants. May 20-22: Intermediate “Trout” Fly Fishing School. Limited to 12 participants. May 21: Bird Walk & Banding Demo, 9 a.m. May 28: Deep Portage Observation Tower, two tours: 10 a.m.

2005 schedule for upcoming events at Deep Portage which offers a variety of hunting, fishing and outdoor education programs for adults & youth. For more info or to register 888-280-9908 or 218-682-2325. Or via on the internet at www.deep-portage.org, e-m Read More »

Now-May 26: Cabela’s Wild Strut’n Turkey Hunting Contest, Owatonna, MN. Minnesota season and area. Prizes awarded at Cabela’s Owatonna. NWTF scoring method used to pick winner. Youth and adult group 1st, 2nd and 3rd place awarded in each group. Register

April 30-May 1: 7th Annual Great Hunt N Dog Challenge, American Heritage Hunt Club. NBDCA sanctioned. For more info call Sue Ellwanger, 218-738-5143. April 30: The Sport Spot Charity Crappie Contest, on a lake of your choice, 12:01 a.m. to 5 p.m. weigh in at Sport Spot in Cambridge. For more info call 763-689-5542. June

Now-May 26: Cabela’s Wild Strut’n Turkey Hunting Contest, Owatonna, MN. Minnesota season and area. Prizes awarded at Cabela’s Owatonna. NWTF scoring method used to pick winner. Youth and adult group 1st, 2nd and 3rd place awarded in each group. Register Read More »

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