Stearns County deer herd released from quarantine after negative CWD tests
Herd was part of farmed deer and elk disease investigation.
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St. Michael-Albertville, New Prague’s Woodrow Glazer reign at state high school shooting tournament
Tournament was the culmination of a Minnesota State High School League clay target season that saw 11,300 individuals and 345 teams participate.
Rapala’s Mark Fisher to retire in October
After playing a leading role in product development for Rapala for nearly two decades, Mark Fisher has announced he will retire in October. Fisher, 64, who was born and raised in Minnesota, joined the Rapala pro-staff team in 1988 and, in 2000, joined Rapala full-time as director of field promotions. A former owner of a Minneapolis
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Summer an important time for scouting whitetails
By Bob Fratzke, with Glenn Helgeland This is only part of the year-round scouting you should be doing, but it is an important part. Whitetails have different habits or patterns – in the spring, coming into summer, once the season begins, within the season, right after the season. Continual scouting is a lot of work,
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Silver carp found 9 miles from Lake Michigan
In eight consecutive years of intensive monitoring and fish sampling in the Chicago Area Waterway System, this is the second time a bighead or silver carp has been found above the electric dispersal barriers.
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Yellowstone grizzlies removed from Endangered Species List
The rule impacts grizzly bears in Grand Teton and Yellowstone national parks and the 20 million acre ecosystem, which includes Idaho, Montana and Wyoming.
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New York launches Adventure NY initiative
Comes in conjunction with the announcement of the completion of new visitor center at Five Rivers Environmental Education Center in Delmar.
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Swimming near boat docks can be deadly; tips for avoiding electrocution
Recent fatalities by electrocution are bringing scrutiny to an age-old summer ritual that’s common on waterfronts across America: swimming near boat docks. Electrocution can happen when swimmers make contact with energized metal dock fittings, boats or other structures due to faulty alternating current (AC) wiring. Electric shock drowning (ESD) occurs when AC gets into freshwater
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Swanson Russell earns gold ADDY
Swanson Russell received a gold ADDY in the 2017 National American Advertising Awards (ADDY) on June 10 in New Orleans, La. Swanson Russell was the only Nebraska-based agency of the 80 winning entries that received a gold ADDY at the national show. Swanson Russell was recognized in the final awards ceremony for its photography campaign on
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