
South Dakota looking to expand non-resident waterfowl hunting area
The proposal for three-day temporary hunts would expand to include a good chunk of the state. Would also make these licenses valid on private land only.

The proposal for three-day temporary hunts would expand to include a good chunk of the state. Would also make these licenses valid on private land only.
Banquets/Fundraisers April 21: United Northern Sportsmen Conservation Club Banquet, AAD Shrine Convention & Meeting Facility. For more info call Chuck Cieluch, 218-525-5547. April 21: Friends of NRA Banquet, 5 p.m., Timberlake Lodge, Grand Rapids. For
District 1 – Baudette area CO Eric Benjamin (Warroad) worked AIS, boat and water safety, and angling enforcement. Sturgeon fishing has been great, both on the river and in Four Mile Bay. Keep a close
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS The ice is gone, but there hasn’t been much to report from anglers. As water temperatures continue to warm, many of the bays and boat harbors will start to hold

Game and Fish won’t finalize a 2017 hunting season until after a summer sheep population survey. The state typically doles out only about half a dozen of the highly desired licenses. More than 10,000 hunters

Lawmakers are set to study how the use of publicly-owned bodies of water over privately-owned land should be regulated.

Five weeks remain in this year’s legislative session.

The worry is that, without a predator like wolves, moose numbers will continue to skyrocket and the animals will decimate the forest on the island — and with fast-growing numbers, that a good many of

“Chuck embodies what we are looking for in a volunteer instructor. Without these instructors our safety programs wouldn’t succeed.”
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