Your Daily Minnesota Outdoor News Update – February 17, 2021
Encountering a finicky bite? Incorporate some of these things to turn things around.
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Encountering a finicky bite? Incorporate some of these things to turn things around.
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Phil Frebault provides the following sales and marketing report. Bast/Durbin also offer some industry perspectives. Ad Sales Going into first quarter we knew that the show and expo closures would create a challenge for us. In January alone we had 13 shows where we normally exhibit and hand out free copies of papers, cancel or
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An all-nighter in the fishing “shanty”
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Hi folks, Yep, that’s me last week struggling up the Grand Canyon. After nearly tipping over while hiking there in February, I’m not sure how people survive the place in the heat of July or August. Nonetheless, it’s a gorgeous piece of public lands that every American should visit. If anyone is looking for some
Staying all night in your shelter? Here’s what you can do to catch fish in those overnight ice-fishing outings.
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Catching finicky crappies in those deep holes.
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A new technique for catching finicky crappies in these deep holes.
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Small Plane Crash (Nassau & Suffolk counties) On Jan. 10, ECO DeRose and K9 Cramer were training in a wooded area of Farmingdale State College when a family approached claiming a plane appeared to crash just north of the woods. ECO DeRose immediately contacted Suffolk County Police which had not received any calls about a
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The Archery Trade Association and the Responsible Hunting Scent Association are working together to transition the Deer Protection Program from ATA management to RHSA management by April 1, 2021. The ATA launched the DPP in March 2016 as the threat of chronic wasting disease increased nationwide. Program participants include urine-based scent manufacturers and their suppliers
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