St. Paul – For the past 10 years, the most dominant outdoors-related theme at the Legislature has been dedicated funding for natural resources. While outdoors proponents worked on other issues, too – funding for wildlife management areas, for example – those often played second fiddle to the Big Kahuna. But that’s no longer the case, […]
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