In Hovland, it’s OK to be a hunter. A bunch of us gathered at the town hall last Saturday night to share a potluck supper and tell stories. After getting together for many years at
St. Paul – With the vast majority of the firearms deer season now in the rearview mirror, harvest remains off last year’s pace as hunters have killed 11 percent fewer deer. Hunters had killed 167,645
Dean Bortz Wisconsin Editor CONGRATULATIONS to Jeff Nania and George Meyer (see front page article in this issue) on the recognition of their conservation efforts by Outdoor Life. Wisconsin has always had a tradition of
District 1 – Baudette area CO Troy Richards (Roseau) worked the last week of the legal firearms deer season. Numerous complaints were investigated with charges pending for trespassing, shooting from road right of way, gross
St. Paul – Deer hunters killed nearly 23,000 fewer deer through the second Monday of this year’s season than they did last year, according to preliminary harvest figures from the DNR. Hunters killed 145,483 deer
ALEXANDRIA AREA With shoreline ice taking hold, the open-water fishing season is over. Although water temperatures are ripe for ice-making, an extended stretch of cold weather is needed before the lakes cap over. Deer registrations
Recently, I had the opportunity to spend some time with a Minnesota DNR Fisheries electroshocking crew as they surveyed a small North Shore creek. The crew started where the creek entered Lake Superior and worked
St. Paul – After reviewing a report from the state Legislative Auditor and an internal report from the DNR, the Ramsey County Attorney’s Office has decided not to file charges related to a conservation officer
Bemidji, Minn. – The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, in a letter the Minnesota DNR received early this month, has responded to the state agency’s concerns about bluebill and canvasback seasons in place this fall.
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