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Rob Drieslein

Outdoor Insights: Highlights from a packed Pheasant Fest and Quail Classic in Minnesota

Call it a conservation moonshot, but during a joint podcast with Outdoor News Radio and Modern Carnivore (modcarn.com), Land Tawney of Backcountry Hunters and Anglers brought up bison reintroduction as a priority in the decades ahead.

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Partnership between handler and hawk on full display during February falconry hunt

Becoming a falconer and obtaining a permit to possess a bird is a training-intensive and time-consuming process that includes an apprenticeship. Falconers work hard at their sport, but they clearly play hard when it’s time to head afield.

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What is illegal and what’s not for hunters using cell cameras in Minnesota?

Minnesota DNR Enforcement Operations Manager Maj. Robert Gorecki says two state statutes apply to the scenario of hunters taking game with the help of cellular trail cameras.
Combined with the growing use of drones, the DNR is crafting new language – which might see action this 2023 legislative session – to more clearly articulate what’s illegal with the use of this modern technology.

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Outdoor insights: New Pheasants Forever CEO vows continued focus on habitat initiatives

PF/QF LEADER. I Chatted with the new CEO and president of Pheasants Forever on Monday. Marilyn Vetter, a North Dakota native who now hails from across the St. Croix in New Richmond, Wis., officially begins Feb. 1. Though she’s been a PF board member for seven-plus years, Vetter joins the nonprofit after a successful 30-year

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Website provides great new option for Outdoor News readers

Outdoor News unveiled an updated website last week that will give the region’s hunters, anglers, and conservationists another way to access the publication’s content.
Readers who prefer print still will have their state-specific newspaper available to them on the same schedule they have enjoyed for decades. 
But the new Outdoornews.com home page will contain breaking news, top stories from across our publications in the Great Lakes region, plus national news generated from areas outside our traditional footprint.

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