FARIBAULT AREA Most lakes capped with ice Monday night so they weren’t impacted by last weekend’s snow. There’s a good chance a few of the small, shallow lakes could be ready for foot travel by
Amid a declining moose population and little in the way of concrete answers for why that’s occurring, the DNR is proposing to classify the animals as a species of special concern.
District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) checked area trapping and blackpowder hunting activity. Charges are pending for a wolf taken without a license. A gross misdemeanor shining case also is being investigated.
Wolf hunters and trappers had killed 97 animals as of Dec. 10, and were nearing the target harvest in the northeastern part of the state.
Banquets/Fundraisers Jan. 12, 2013: St. Tim’s Wild Game Feed, 5:30-7:30 p.m., Hospitality Center. For more info call Daniel Otte, 763-757-1944. Jan. 19, 2013: Carver County PF Banquet, 5 p.m,. Hamburg Hall, Hamburg. For more info
LAKE MILLE LACS Ice is very limited in the bays and shoreline areas with the warm weather early this week not improving ice conditions any. The wind also has kept the main lake from covering
STARBUCK AREA Most lakes reopened with the wind and warm weather so there hasn’t been anyone fishing, although there was a week ago. The key to walking on area lakes again by this weekend will
DULUTH AREA The ice that was in place melted away through the weekend and into Monday with 50-degree temperatures. Fortunately, it got cold Monday night and was expected to remain cold through this week, so
BATTLE LAKE The ice was in better shape last week than this week. After strong winds and warm air hit the area over the weekend and early this week, this region is starting over from
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