By Joe Albert Associate Editor St. Paul — After the second weekend of the firearms deer season, hunters still are on pace to kill more animals than last year. As of earlier this week, they
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A former newspaper man and publisher of Midwest Fly Fishing has passed away. Thomas Helgeson age 71, of Minneapolis, died Friday, Nov. 12, 2010, after a brief battle with cancer. His profound love of the
ASHLAND, WI. -The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is asking Ashland and Bayfield county hunters to help with surveillance efforts to see if chronic wasting disease may be present in free-ranging, wild deer in the
Big Six LAKE MILLE LACS A few anglers have taken advantage of the nice weather and caught walleyes along the shorelines and on the shallow rocks at night with crankbaits. Deer hunting reports have been
Groups still concerned about deer movement into contaminated former elk farm Rochester, Minn. — A year after a herd of nearly 560 elk in southeastern Minnesota was euthanized because of chronic wasting disease concerns, reports
Washington — Just weeks after it denied a petition from a number of environmental groups to ban the use of lead ammunition, the Environmental Protection Agency last week also shot down the second aspect of
St. Paul — Firearms deer hunters after opening weekend are on track to kill as many or more deer than they did last year. Registration for Saturday and Sunday this year and last was 85,000
District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) prepared for and worked the opening weekend of firearms deer season in Roseau, Kittson, and Marshall counties. Enforcement action was taken for hunting deer over bait,
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