Under proposal, Nat’l refuge system could lose 800 employees Madison, Wis. – Hunters and anglers may have thought that things couldn’t be worse with government budget cuts, but the proposed federal budget recommended by the
St. Paul – Cass Lake will be open to spearing, and lawmakers will have to approve antler-point restrictions for deer in Zone 3 after the 2012 season. Counties can offer a bounty on coyotes, and
Some Minnesota state parks will open for day and overnight use as soon as Friday, July 22, but other facilities will not be open until the weekend, Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) officials said
Here’s the latest official statement regarding allowing anglers to fish without a license during the government shutdown, on the self-proclaimed honor system… ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) – The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources says there’s
BRAINERD, Minn. (AP) – Officials in a northern Minnesota county are calling on state officials to clarify their policy on fishing without a license during the government shutdown. Crow Wing County commissioners passed their resolution
St. Paul – If the DNR is to be up and operational, so, too, will be the rest of state government. Until that happens, fishing and hunting licenses will go unsold and state parks will
Banquets/Fundraisers. Aug. 5: McGregor Chapter MDHA Banquet, 5:30 p.m., McGregor Community Center. For more info call Bob Dreger, 218-768-4079. Aug. 11: Elk River Goldeneyes DU Banquet, 5 p.m, Rockwoods Entertainment Center. For more info call
Holy big musky! Could the 57-incher caught in Minnesota’s Lake Sallie by John Gergen of Arizona make its way into the record books as the largest ever caught in the state? Or might it become
As if sportsmen and citizenry in general didn’t have enough to worry about, what with the federal government on the brink of defaulting on debt, a Minnesota state government shutdown because of petulant, bratty lawmakers,
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