Madelia, Minn. – Weather-wise, April was a bummer. There was little sun and lots of cold. Some rain and snow, too. Turkey hunters felt the effects. Through May 2, the end of the spring D
Banquets/Fundraisers. Aug. 5: McGregor Chapter MDHA Banquet, 5:30 p.m., McGregor Community Center. For more info call Bob Dreger, 218-768-4079. Outdoor Media • Ron Schara’s Minnesota Bound, Saturdays at noon, Sunday at 10:30 on KARE 11,
St. Paul – Proposals to create new fishing and hunting licenses and increase the fees for existing licenses, and to boost watercraft registration fees, haven’t been heard yet at the Legislature, but don’t rule them
Would restore protections to nation’s wetlands, streams Washington – Federal Clean Water Act guidance offered last week by the Environmental Protection Agency has reopened a fissure between those hoping to strengthen protections for streams and
District 1 – Baudette area CO Larry Milbridge (Warroad) attended annual training at Camp Ripley. An illegal fire was investigated, with charges pending. CO Jeff Birchem (Baudette) checked sturgeon anglers on the Rainy River and
Fifteen years ago Rob Drieslein became the Editor in Chief of the Outdoor News, beating out many other qualified candidates. There were a few not-so-qualified candidates in that pool and I was among them. I
As an editor, I’ve learned to accept, even thrive, under the understanding that if everyone hates my guts, I’m probably doing my job. That’s why I sleep better when I receive calls from both ends
Minnesota anglers who catch a tagged fish can help support their sport by recording the tag number, fish species, length, site of catch, and the date on which it was landed. This data should be
‘Emergency workers,’ volunteers, interns filling in some gaps St. Paul – For the past few years, the level of DNR Fisheries staff in 28 field offices around the state has continued on a downward path.
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