We found this news to be of potential great concern to all hunters, whether they hunt on public lands or not. This is from the U.S. Sportsmen’s Alliance. Read it, and see what you think… As a result of a recent anti-hunting court ruling, the U.S. Forest Service is starting a formal review of its Management […]
Two new tactics to add more ducks to Minnesota’s skies were the focus of a signing ceremony Tuesday, Dec. 14, attended by leaders of Ducks Unlimited, the Minnesota Waterfowl Association and other conservation organizations. The gathering, convened by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR), celebrated the formal signing of the state’s first-ever shallow lakes
MN DNR aims to boost waterfowl populations through new approaches Read More »
Enjoy an evening hike, snowshoe, or ski along a trail lit by the flickering flames of candles or tiki torches. Here is a listing of events in January and February, 2011. Saturday, January 1, 2011 Blue Mound State Park, Blue Mounds, (608) 437-5711. Candlelight Ski, Hike, and Snowshoe. Ski one and two mile lighted loops.
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Retirements are hitting the Minnesota DNR en masse this month. Of the DNR’s 2,630 employees in November, 120 have accepted the state’s 2010 early retirement incentive. That’s better than 41⁄2 percent of the agency’s full-time equivalents, and that doesn’t include people leaving under normal attrition. Moving these folks off the state payroll will save tax
Mass retirements no longer looming at MN DNR. They’re here. Read More »
One thing that didn’t fit into this week’s story about Mark Dayton finally winning the election and preparing to succeed outgoing Gov. Tim Pawlenty – the creation of a Governor’s Pheasant Opener. Dayton mentioned his plan to hold such an event during an interview in October with Outdoor News, and he’s since repeated it to
Who will be DNR Commissioner? And other stuff… Read More »
By MATT VOLZ Associated Press HELENA, Mont. (AP) – The threat of climate change warrants classifying wolverines as threatened or endangered, but other species are in more imminent danger and will delay protection for the small, ferocious mammals, wildlife officials said Monday. The population of wolverines in the contiguous United States has rebounded to an
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Here is an editorial that comes to us through the AP, via the Times Herald, on the asian carp issue threatening the Great Lakes region. Even if you suspect someone wants to kill you, it can be a difficult thing to prove. If the killer succeeds, of course, it becomes a much easier case to
Editorial: Don’t wait too long to control Asian carp Read More »
MADISON – Eighty-thousand anglers competed in 595 fishing tournaments in Wisconsin in 2010 and reeled in $3.9 million in prize money, according to statistics from the state’s fishing tournament permit system. Larger fishing tournaments have had to get permits since the mid-1990s, but a 2004 law directed the Department of Natural Resources to update rules
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