Your Daily Outdoor Update – April 1st – State Park Funding
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Taste of the Wild: Crab and Cheese Stuffed Wild Morel Mushrooms
In the wild mushroom world, morels are king. Prized for their wonderful earthy flavor, they also offer a great excuse to head into the woods in spring.
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Middleville angler breaks freshwater drum state record [Photo]
The Department of Natural Resources confirmed a new state record last month for freshwater drum. This record marks the first one caught in 2015.
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Your Daily Outdoor Update – March 31st – Skill Building Programs
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Minnesota Outdoor News Inducted into Fishing Hall of Fame
March 30, 2015 Outdoor News, Inc., Inducted into Minnesota Fishing Hall of Fame (Plymouth, Minn.) — Outdoor News, Inc., publisher of locally written fishing and hunting outdoor newspapers in seven Great Lake states, officially entered the Minnesota Fishing Hall of Fame on Saturday, March 28, during an event held in conjunction with the 2015
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Quite a party: Minnesota Fishing Hall of Fame inducts Outdoor News
In-Fisherman legends, Jeff Arnold of Reed’s Sporting Goods, Rapala, Vexilar, Northland Tackle among others join 48-year-old Outdoor News, Inc., as newest members of expanding Minnesota Fishing Hall of Fame and Museum
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Your Daily Outdoor Update – March 30th – Roach River Tip
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Michigan’s moose population appears to be declining
Traverse City, Mich. (AP) — The moose population in Michigan’s western Upper Peninsula appears to have dropped during the past two years, and there’s reason for concern about the species’ future in the state, an expert says. The latest biennial survey by the DNR produced an estimate of 323 moose in their primary Michigan range,
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