CUSTER STATE PARK – Needles Highway between Camp Remington Road and Playhouse Road will be closed for a week starting Nov. 2, while crews battle mountain pine beetle. The public will still be able to access Playhouse Road and Camp Remington. For more information, contact Custer State Park at 605-255-4515.
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PIERRE, S.D. – Michelle White of Crooks, Sue Olson of Mitchell and June Rickard of Sioux Falls are the 2011 winners of the South Dakota State Parks Camping Give Away. The contest, sponsored by the state Division of Parks and Recreation, gave park visitors the opportunity to win one of three prizes. White received a
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Duck season is currently open for Panhandle Counties. Zone 1 opens Saturday October 29, and Zone 2 opens Saturday November 5. Youth Waterfowl opportunities October 29-30 for Zone 2, see regulations for details. For zone maps and complete waterfowl hunting regulations log on to wildlifedepartment.com. The next waterfowl report is scheduled for November 2.
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The Minnesota DNR yesterday afternoon issued the press release below about the Poplar River. I’m not happy about the timing because it missed our print deadline, and the comment period for what this scribe considers a pretty big deal ends Friday, Nov. 4. That means readers of next week’s Minnesota Outdoor News won’t see this
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Athens, Ohio – A pilot project begun by the DNR Division of Wildlife several years ago to match farmers and hunters could be on its last legs. The project, huntohiofarms.com, was started at the urging of the Ohio Farm Bureau to match farmers suffering crop damage with willing hunters. The Division of Wildlife recently drafted a letter
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Bemidji, Minn. – The number of state duck stamps sold has dropped every year since 2002, and sales last year were the lowest ever. But it looks like the trend won’t last. As of earlier this week, hunters had purchased 85,180 duck stamps, compared with 83,692 at the same time last year. Total sales last
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District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) reports a trespass complaint was investigated near Greenbush. Bear hunting stands were removed from an area WMA. Enforcement action was taken on an individual hunting ducks in a state game refuge. CO Angie Warren (Thief River Falls) worked areas for illegal shinning activity. CO Keith Backer
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Grand Rapids, Minn. – All of those acorns on the ground apparently wrought havoc on the state’s bear hunters. Hunters this fall killed 2,115 bears, though officials warn that figure is preliminary and could change slightly. The season ran Sept. 1 through Oct. 16. The number of hunters with licenses to pursue bears in the
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Big Six LAKE MILLE LACS East – Water temperatures are about 50 degrees so the minnow bite for walleyes in 20 feet or more during the day has picked up. At night, crankbaits are producing walleyes on the shallow rocks and shoreline breaks. Muskies have been most active on the shallow rocks and look for perch
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