
Hunters wonder where hides, money have gone
After Kelly Kallok shot her first deer last year, her husband had a plan: get the hide made into a pair of gloves

After Kelly Kallok shot her first deer last year, her husband had a plan: get the hide made into a pair of gloves
District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) reports the early bear hunting report is a little slower than expected, but several bears were harvested. Enforcement action for the week included allowing illegal operation
Banquets/Fundraisers Sept. 7: Perham DU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Perham Lakeside Golf Club. For more info call Tony Paul, 218-371-6338. Sept. 7: Brainerd Chapter MDHA Banquet, 5 p.m., The Legacy Golf Course, East Gull Lake. For
Trappers have been using conibear traps for years but it seems like lately we’re hearing a lot about hunters who have lost a dog to one of these efficient killers while they were hunting on
So often, guys at the boat landing or bait shop will tell me they’re fishing for “whatever bites.” They’ll drop a bobber with a worm and see what happens. It’s better to concentrate on one
Autumn hunting seasons will be running full throttle in a matter of days and hours. This weekend marks the beginning of early Canada goose, black bear, and mourning dove hunting seasons, and two weeks after
ALEXANDRIA AREA Crankbaits are turning walleyes during low-light periods in 12 to 15 feet at Lake Geneva and in less than 10 feet at Lake Miltona. On Lake Ida, spinners and crawlers continue to trigger

The DNR is about ready to select a contractor to carry out the work associated with installing an Asian carp barrier at Lock and Dam 1 of the Mississippi River

Wetland regulations and rules will be relaxed in northeastern Minnesota as part of a bill the Legislature approved during a special session last week to deal with this summer’s flooding in that part of the
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