Because of too much ice, a Lake of the Woods pike tourney is pushed back a week, and because of flood waters, a pro walleye event is moved from Minnesota to a Wisconsin lake.
Uncooperative waters already creating challenges for Minnesota anglers [video] Read More »
Tips on gear for the upcoming Wisconsin walleye opener.
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An important reminder for bear hunters.
Your Daily Minnesota Outdoor News Update – April 30, 2018 Read More »
Special regulations are designed to meet specific management objectives for individual waters based on lake-specific fish population characteristics, the agency says. In contrast, the northern pike regulations for inland waters announced recently have three distinct zones to address the different characteristics of pike populations in Minnesota.Â
DNR: Even with new pike zone rules, special regs still take precedence Read More »
TOLEDO, Ohio — Ohio officials have voted to make their city a little more butterfly-friendly. The Blade reports the Toledo City Council voted unanimously last week to remove milkweed from the noxious weed designation under city municipal code. The native species plays a key role in monarch butterfly survival. Councilman Nick Komives says he proposed
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The hunt will also be limited to bull moose in the northeastern corner of the state.
Vermont slashes moose hunting permits – from 80 to 13 Read More »
It’s hoped that tests will be able to detect chemicals in parts per billion or even in lower amounts. Researchers will look for chemicals that are created when other chemicals breakdown.
Review was launched when a federal appeals court said in a case involving gray wolves in the Great Lakes that the Interior Department needed to give more consideration to how a species’ loss of historical habitat affects its recovery – like wolves, grizzly bears in some parts of the U.S. have bounced back from widespread extermination, yet remain absent from most of their historical range. But, per grizzlies, Interior officials said that they disagreed with the ruling in the wolf case.
U.S. won’t restore Yellowstone grizzly protections Read More »
MISSOULA, Mont. — Researchers identified the bacterium behind the debilitating Lyme disease decades ago. They have understood its life cycle requires an interaction between infected deer and the specific species of ticks that feeds on them. And they’ve known that while there are many different strains of the Lyme disease-causing bacterium, reinfection of people by
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