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May 23, 2024

Tom Venesky: CWD threat no reason to pass on venison

One of the main reasons we hunt for deer is food.
Sure, hunting to survive isn’t a necessity in this day and age, but for many of us venison is a delicacy, and it tastes even better when one completes the full circle – from hunt, harvest and to table. Now, that doesn’t mean an empty freezer at the end of the season equates to a wasted effort. While putting venison on the table is a motivating factor to hit the woods, the experience of the hunt is what truly drives us to pick up a rifle or bow.

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Minnesota’s Voyageurs National Park opens frozen lake plan comment period

The Voyageurs National Park Frozen Lake Surface Use Plan took another step in the National Environmental Policy Act review process after the National Park Service sent out a press release on May 13 regarding a public scoping period.
The NPS released a new alternative, revised plan after reviewing public comments and feedback from last year’s spring civic engagement period. Now, the NPS is requesting feedback again on the preliminary alternative. The public scoping period ends June 28.

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