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Company says broadcast omitted key information By Dan Hansen Contributing Writer Madison, N.C. — Since its 1962 introduction, along with the popular 7mm Remington Magnum cartridge, more than 7.5 million Model 700 (and the scaled-down action Model 7) rifles have been sold. The rifles have been offered in several configurations, and chambered for virtually every […]

By Javier Serna Assistant Editor Detroit Lakes, Minn. — Despite a fairly bad season of ice-making, with thaws and refreezes among other setbacks to good ice-making, there have been few ice-fishing-related fatalities this season. But, a few did have fatal ice-fishing trips, though it could have been worse, particularly in this part of the state,

Bands also seek longer swan season and use of electronic calls By Victor Skinner Contributing Writer Bloomington, Minn. — The Mississippi Flyway Council is objecting to a plan to further liberalize tribal waterfowl hunting regulations on public lands in three states – Wisconsin, Minnesota and Michigan. The council, comprised of wildlife managers in 14 states

New York — A corporation that owns a Manhattan art and antique store has entered a guilty plea to illegally selling elephant ivory, DEC officials announced last month. The case marks New York’s first Class D felony conviction since new ivory legislation was instituted in 2014. The corporation that owns Landmark Gallery – 128 West