Hunting

By Joe Albert Staff Writer St. Paul — The passage of bills in both bodies of the Legislature to dedicate funding to natural resources was hailed by outdoors leaders as something with the potential to

By Joe Albert Staff Writer St. Paul – After several hours of debate and a multitude of amendments on the House floor, the House passed on a 78-to-55 vote a dedicated funding bill late Tuesday

By Joe Albert Staff Writer St. Paul – For the second time in as many years, sportsmen and conservationists gathered on the steps of the state Capitol to push their legislative agenda. For the second

By Tori J. McCormick Contributing Writer Madison, Wis. – Saying they hope to tap federal conservation programs to improve the long-term health of the region’s watersheds, the governors of Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa and Illinois, along

By Joe Albert Staff Writer St. Paul — The concept of constitutionally dedicating a part of the state sales tax to natural resources is in uncharted waters this legislative session. It’s passed in the Senate

By Joe Albert Staff Writer St. Paul — For the second consecutive year, sportsmen and conservationists of all stripes will gather on the steps of the state Capitol to press for passage of outdoors-related legislation.

By Tim Spielman Associate Editor St. Paul — Despite forecasts of a light turkey hunt in some areas of the state – due mainly to below-average reproduction the past couple springs, along with spring rains

‘Rogue’ outfitters prompt association proposal; Delta opposes it By Tim Spielman Associate Editor Prince Albert, Saskatchewan — If the efforts of the Saskatchewan Outfitters Association are successful, nonresident bird hunters who travel to the province