After a few years on the beat here at Outdoor News, I’d established quite a few friendships with state DNR folks who worked with Minnesota’s fish and wildlife. After a few more years on the beat, I noticed some of those longtime DNR fish and wildlifers happily retiring, riding off toward a sunset at which I’d merely squint, happy in knowing I’d absorbed some of their wisdom and hoping their replacements would be up to the task.
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