On July 29th, Wildlife Services confirmed that wolves killed a bear training hound while training on the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest. The incident marks the 3rd hound killed during the bear hound training season. While the exact pack responsible is not totally clear, the depredation was likely committed by the Black Lake Pack. This pack currently […]
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From the Minnesota DNR, a Q&A on finding a good place to ride ATVs… Q: Finding a place to ride an ATV or other OHV machine takes a little research. Minnesota offers different riding opportunities. Are there different levels of riding opportunities — from novice to adventurous? And how can riders find the trail that
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The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) will hold a public meeting Sept. 29 at 7 p.m. to provide an update on the status of the Lake Vermilion walleye population, answer questions and gather input on the future of the Lake Vermilion walleye regulation. The meeting will be at the DNR area office, 650 Highway 169,
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If you’ve never dug in to good cowboy poetry, you’re missin’ the boat. Here’s word of a celebration in Colorado of America’s cowboy creativity, including music and a roster of cowboy poets… COLLBRAN, Colo. – Vega State Park will celebrate our cowboy heritage with music and poetry on Saturday, August. 6, beginning at 5:30 p.m.
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About the only thing worse than seeing your dog collapse during a fun game of fetch is not knowing why. Hailey is a happy, healthy black Lab with a drive that doesn’t have a Stop or Slow Down button. So when she stopped suddenly and wobbled a bit in the middle of a hike with
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Professional athletes’ ages are frequently part of the conversation when talking about the best players in a country’s major sports. With millions at stake, team owners want to make sure they are signing contracts when a player is entering his or her prime, rather than when they are headed to the ‘back nine’ of their
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) – Now that state game officials have cleared the way for trapping to resume in southwestern New Mexico, environmentalists are renewing their calling for the federal government to do more to protect the Mexican gray wolf in the Southwest. The U.S. Forest Service and the Fish and Wildlife Service received letters this
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RAWLINS, Wyo. (AP) – A researcher says Wyoming’s booming raven population could threaten the state’s greater sage grouse population. Mike Conover, a wildlife biologist at Utah State University, tells the Rawlins Daily Times that the sage grouse are big birds with big eggs, which make them tempting targets for ravens. Conover is finishing a four-year
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Pierre, S.D. – Following a recent heavy rainfall event, local emergency management officials in Marshall County became concerned about damage caused to the primary spillway at White Lake Dam. White Lake Dam impounds about 186 acres of water and is located six miles east and four miles north of Britton, SD. Local officials first became
SD: Condition of White Lake Dam Spillway in Marshall County Being Monitored Read More »
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