By Tim Spielman Editor Grand Rapids, Minn. — Minnesota wildlife officials acknowledge that it’s not hunting that’s led to a continued decline in the number of sharp-tailed grouse in east-central Minnesota. Rather, they say, it’s habitat loss. But in an effort to protect young sharpies and hens, the agency is proposing a shortened hunting season […]
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