Paying homage to the Minnesota sharp-tailed grouse
Site Staff
December 19, 2016
While upland bird hunting a WMA, the author finds peace, solitude, and conservation inspiration in the leks that sharpies inhabit.
Opinion
Tracking a banded Canada goose on the Mississippi
Sharon Stiteler
December 19, 2016
As late migration winds down, birders and wildlife watchers can locate multiple species of waterfowl and raptors where open water still exists.
Little portable on the prairie: the ice fishing revolution
Tim Lesmeister
December 15, 2016
Men like Dave Genz and Denny Clark launched the technological advancements in hard-water equipment that sparked the popularity of modern, productive ice angling.
December surprise: Trump selects Montana Rep. Ryan Zinke as Secretary of the Interior
Rob Drieslein
December 14, 2016
Outdoor and sportsmen’s groups offer upbeat response to President-elect Trump’s top administrator of America’s public lands
Winter ice fishing Q&A: walleyes, glow, jigging spoons, and minnow heads
Terry Tuma
December 14, 2016
The ice formula guru, “Tackle” Terry Tuma answers the toughest angling questions from rank-and-file outdoorsmen for this winter’s hottest sport on hard water.
Late-season means prime time for big-woods ruffed grouse
Tony Peterson
December 12, 2016
The small-game season continues for the popular upland bird (as well as pheasants and Huns) in Minnesota through New Years Day 2017.
Pondering advancements as ice-fishing season draws near
Joe Albert
December 9, 2016
Technology has changed the sport of ice fishing
A positive conservation headline: Congress doesn’t eviscerate sage grouse plan
Rob Drieslein
December 8, 2016
Sportsmen succeed in yanking contentious measure from energy spending bill that would have blocked collaborative sagebrush management plans in the West
CSI Critter: birding forensics on a snowy owl feather
Sharon Stiteler
December 5, 2016
Bird watchers or any outdoors recreationalist can find amazing wildlife and birding clues from the damage predators inflict on their prey.
