Baudette, Minn. – While most of Minnesota anglers awaited the imminent thaw of spring, some eager walleye chasers slid – albeit gingerly – onto the moving open waters of the Rainy River earlier this week.
Banquets/Fundraisers. April 1: Paul Bunyan DU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., The Legacy. For more info call Todd Berghuis, 218-829-1379. April 1: Pelican Rapids DU Banquet, Pelecan Rapids VFW. For more info call Gerry Berquist, 218-863-7329. April
St. Paul – The DNR’s effort to determine the prevalence of chronic wasting disease in wild deer in the southeast is entering the next phase. Later this week, sharpshooting will end, and agency officials will
Many attendees at my seminars ask how many rods I carry when going ice fishing. My answer: If you own four or five ice rods, take them all. That’s the easy part of the question.
i am greatly concerned about cwd in minnesota. Even though only one positive, there could still be more out there. I believe they should keep looking for them.
St. Paul – Even as lawmakers unveil environment and natural resources budget bills that do not include increases to fishing and hunting license fees, supporters aren’t giving up. Gov. Mark Dayton and the DNR have
Banquets/Fundraisers. March 25: Minnesota Pheasants Inc. Banquet, Kato Entertainment Center. For more info blueearthcounty@mnpheasants.com March 25: Stearns County Thunderin Toms NWTF Banquet, 5:30 p.m., The Great Blue Heron, Cold Spring. For more info call Harland,
St. Paul – The debate about public land continues. The most recent forum: the Lessard-Sams Outdoor Heritage Council. The 12-member council to date has recommended millions of dollars worth of land acquisition, and did so
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) closed Fort Snelling State Park in St. Paul today in response to rising water levels on the Minnesota and Mississippi rivers, which surround the park. The park will
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