Fort Snelling State Park will reopen to the public on Friday, Aug. 9.
The park was closed June 22 due to flooding on the Minnesota and Mississippi rivers. Regular park hours (8 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily) will resume on the reopening day. The ranger station and visitor center will be open from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. daily.
Minnesota’s Fort Snelling State Park to reopen on Aug. 9 Read More »
Police said Tuesday human remains were found inside a large crocodile suspected of killing a tourist in Australia’s second fatal attack in about a month.
The latest victim was 40-year-old doctor Dave Hogbin who fell from a steep bank Saturday into the Annan River south of Cooktown in Queensland state, his family said in a statement. The general practice doctor from Newcastle in New South Wales had been traveling on a camping vacation through Queensland with his wife Jane Hogbin and their three sons aged 2, 5 and 7 years.
Capt. Ned Librock of Catching Dreams Charters has been taking kids with cancer fishing in the productive waters of New York State for nearly a decade now.
On August 2, he made more kids happy as he held the Third Annual Reel Impact Tournament to benefit his Catching Dreams initiative and help support the program through sponsor boats in the lower Niagara River. This time around, 15 area charter captains helped the cause by taking sponsors and their guests on the water. There were a few special kids accompanying sponsoring teams, too.
In the end, it was an outstanding day of fishing and fun as some 236 fish were caught in 4 hours.
HEVI-Shot is proud to release two new line extensions in its HEVI-Bismuth Upland product lineup. Two new 16-gauge loads are now available, 16 Gauge, 2-3/4-inch, Shot Size 5, 1,325 fps, and 16 Gauge, 2-3/4-inch, Shot Size 3, 1,325 fps.
Gear & Gadgets: HEVI-Shot releases new HEVI-Bismuth, and much more Read More »
There are a number of species that people don’t seem to like much, based on nothing other than our desire to assign blame. The double-crested cormorant (Nannopterum auritum) is a classic example of a species of bird upon which people have piled a heap of blame.
Nature Smart: Digging deep into the double-crested cormorant Read More »
Most white-tailed deer fawns are nearly three months old at this point in the summer and are weaned and eating grasses and soft vegetation.
They and their mothers have rejoined the herd, but the youngsters retain their spotted coats, at least for a few more weeks. You might astonish your kids by asking them to guess how many spots a fawn has.
Backyard and Beyond: A spotty story Read More »
Ian Donovan is driven by patriotism to serve and defend the United States, and that’s what motivated him to leave his job as a roughneck on Gulf of Mexico oil rigs and become a Green Beret in the U.S. Army Special Forces.
He is also driven by a love of dogs and dog training. What began in his childhood – raising and training hunting dogs – resulted in managing dogs for the Army during six deployments. Dog training continues to this day, now as an expert working with a dog food company.
Green Beret brings his dog-handling skills to Game Fair in Minnesota Read More »
Speed trolling for northern pike is a great tactic when
MN Daily Update: Speed troll for northern pike right now Read More »
In the July 26 edition of Illinois Outdoor News, trapping writer Kent Weil broke down the various fur auctions around the world to give trappers and hunters a glimpse at how and where their pelts move. This story takes a look at the history of the auction landscape.
Trapping’s destiny: a bit of North America auction history Read More »
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