I received the following message via Twitter from @bulldog2012 yesterday: My GSP won’t stop to drink water out in the field, any ideas? I admitted to @bulldog2012 that my shorthair also often refuses water in the field, so I promised to get some expert guidance from a few pro dog trainers. This morning, I sent […]
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A live webcam has been placed in a peregrine falcon box that is located in the Bremer Bank building in downtown St. Paul, according to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources’ (DNR). The falcons can be viewed by clicking here. “We are very excited to provide this webcam, which allows the public a close-up view
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A live webcam has been placed in a peregrine falcon box that is located in the Bremer Bank building in downtown St. Paul, according to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources’ (DNR). The falcons can be viewed by clicking here. “We are very excited to provide this webcam, which allows the public a close-up view
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A remote lake deep in the Chippewa National Forest is benefitting from an innovative construction project that was completed last fall. Three agencies – the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR), Chippewa National Forest, and Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe – removed a concrete dam-and-culvert from the outlet of Itasca County’s Pigeon River impoundment and
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New research commissioned by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) brings insights into differences between hunters and anglers when it comes to license buying tendencies, and what types of licenses are valued by all outdoorsmen and women. “Only 27 percent of Minnesota anglers buy a license five out of five years,” said Jenifer Wical, DNR
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Sandusky, Ohio – Testing for viral hemorrhagic septicemia in Lake Erie walleyes was negative, reports Ray Petering of the DNR Division of Wildlife. Walleyes by the thousands have been washing up on Lake Erie beaches throughout the month of May. The fish kill, however, appears to be waning, Petering says. Fisheries biologists feared that VHS
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June 16 seminar seeks to improve quail and small-game populations by educating landowners In many parts of the traditional bobwhite quail range, bird numbers have taken a major hit in recent years. But this popular gamebird has many friends in the conservation world, which inspires creative strategies for growing quail populations on today’s man-altered landscapes.
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106-pound fish was never supposed to swim free in Missouri Gene Swope, Excelsior Springs, and his grandsons will always remember April 23, 2011, as the day they set a Missouri State fishing record. Fisheries Programs Specialist Andrew Branson shares their excitement, but he has mixed emotions about the monster fish that earned them a place
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Michigan hunters – especially those who live in the southern part of the Lower Peninsula – should weigh in during the comment period for the Department of Natural Resources’ Hunting Access Program (HAP) before the June 8 deadline. The DNR is seeking to increase the program from its current 8,000 acres. The program was created
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