Hate elections? Consider the easy life in a dictatorship
Site Staff
October 8, 2014
Even fun, recreational outdoor issues demand citizen engagement, responsibility, and action
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Keep venison under your treestand, not under your car
Site Staff
October 8, 2014
Whitetail rutting behavior means more deer-auto collisions during the heart of October. How should you avoid them? In a word: Honk!
Another look at Audubon’s State of the Birds report
Site Staff
October 8, 2014
Your favorite bird species, like loons, eagles, and even some waterfowl, could lose a huge percentage of their habitat this century.
Commercial Bullhead Fishing
Site Staff
October 8, 2014
Minnesota bullheads go to the Big Apple.
See the story on page 34 in the Oct. 10th issue of the Minnesota edition.
Autumn’s forgiving crappies still demand stealth and smart fishing techniques
Site Staff
October 4, 2014
September and October slabs love jigs when water temperatures drop post-turnover
Pope and Young Club announces potential new world record woodland caribou
Site Staff
October 2, 2014
Massive specimen could top the Dempsey Cape caribou, which has stood for 48 years.
Stephen Hamrick wins 2015 Minnesota pheasant stamp competition
Site Staff
October 2, 2014
Lakeville resident won 2003 pheasant state stamp as well as past turkey, waterfowl, and trout and salmon state contests
Southwest Minnesota Fishing Report – October 3rd, 2014
Site Staff
October 2, 2014
FAIRMONT AREA Opening day of the duck season produced limits for most groups, but Sunday was slower. Blue-winged teal and wood ducks were around in big numbers, followed by mallards and a few geese. Walleyes
Southeast Minnesota Fishing Report – October 3rd, 2014
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October 2, 2014
FARIBAULT AREA The dock on Cannon Lake is producing perch and Cedar Lake is giving up crappies and sunfish in 7 to 9 feet. Look to Roberds Lake for catfish and sunfish, while Lake Mazaska
