Links from Minnesota Outdoor News – Issue 17, 2013
Icy start for border opener on Big Stone The DNR has listed a number of waters that are closed to protect spawning concentrations of walleyes and other fish. The list can be found here. Smelt
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Icy start for border opener on Big Stone The DNR has listed a number of waters that are closed to protect spawning concentrations of walleyes and other fish. The list can be found here. Smelt
Page 3 Sportsman Channel show will chronicle Salmon River run Sprtsman HD The Run TV series on Facebook Page 11 Study shows trophy horns, antlers slightly smaller Effects of harvest, culture, and climate on trends
Page 13, John Pollmann South Dakota Report column Click here for complete South Dakota fish survey results

First graduating class of U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service enforcement canines will help in battle to halt protected species trafficking.
Page 3 – Bobcat regs changes move toward adoption DEC’s Proposed, Emergency, and Recently Adopted Regulations Page 6 – Vermont loosens baitfish regulations Using Baitfish in Vermont New York Baitfish Regulations Page 19 – Step-by-Step

Arizona wildlife officials say an aerial survey of the McDowell Sonoran Preserve northeast of Scottsdale shows there are stable populations of deer

There is some good news and some bad news for anglers on the Missouri River system this season.

Fishermen are on the hunt in western Kentucky for a pesky fish whose exploding population has infested lakes and tributaries all along the Mississippi River.
Link for Mike Schoonveld’s “International fur auction draws impressive results” on Page 12 North American Fur Auctions
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