In the ongoing firearms debate regarding whether the gun laws of the United States are contributing to the rise in violent crime in Mexico, verbal shots are being fired on both sides of the border. Here’s the latest take from the National Rifle Association: In another chapter in the ongoing attempt to blame the American […]
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The Valentine, Nebraska State Fish Hatchery and several partner organizations will conduct a youth fishing clinic on Saturday, May 7, according to the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission. The 9 a.m. clinic at the hatchery northeast of Valentine will be held rain or shine. Parents are encouraged to attend with their children. Participants will learn
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Even tough guys have to admit that a lot of fishing lures are pretty. But only the smartest anglers can see past holographic attributes- even bright red diving lips- to understand whether any given lure would add to their collection from a fishing standpoint. Tackle boxes should be more like tool boxes than they are,
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I recently returned from an event in Kentucky. The Association of Great Lakes Outdoor Writers organized the function, aptly titled, The Spring Mega Media Cast & Blast. Twenty outdoor communicators from the Great Lakes states converge on a location for some fishing and turkey hunting. It allows us to network with the local hosts as
Scratching the Fishing Itch in the open water of Land Between the Lakes Read More »
Winona, Minn. – Though the tone remained largely civil, lawmakers got an ear full Wednesday, April 20, at a public forum in Winona targeting regulation changes for Zone 3 deer hunters. State Sen. Jeremy Miller, R-Winona, called the meeting, which about 125 people attended. Miller said he was looking for feedback on the Zone 3
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Helena, MT (AP) – Ed Bangs, who for 23 years led the effort to reintroduce and recover healthy wolf populations in the northern Rocky Mountains, is retiring from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in June. As the federal agency’s wolf recovery coordinator, Bangs was the face of the polarizing wolf reintroduction, conducting thousands of international,
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Charleston, WV (AP) – Candidates for West Virginia’s special gubernatorial election say West Virginia should capitalize on the vast wealth the Marcellus shale natural gas field has to offer, but how they would manage this modern-day gas rush varies. The mile-deep Marcellus shale is believed to hold trillions of cubic feet of gas. An industry
Ideas differ on Marcellus shale in W.Va. gov race Read More »
Berrien Springs, Mich. (AP) – Officials with a southwestern Michigan village support the idea of closing a fish ladder on the St. Joseph River because of the threat from Asian carp. The Herald-Palladium of St. Joseph reports the Berrien Springs Village Council this week passed a resolution in support of “all efforts” to stop bighead and
Michigan village: Close fish ladder to help stop asian carp Read More »
Minneapolis, MN (AP) – The University of Minnesota has helped produce a DVD to teach Hmong immigrants more about how to hunt, fish and enjoy the outdoors. “Yos Hav Zoov” was written, acted, produced and directed by Hmong Minnesotans and is being distributed for free at community events this spring and summer. The DVD uses
University of Minnesota DVD helps Hmong enjoy the outdoors Read More »
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