
Ice opens up on Upper Red anglers
But they managed to get themselves and the ice house to safety, catching a few fish to boot.

But they managed to get themselves and the ice house to safety, catching a few fish to boot.

The 20 projects benefit nearly 9,000 acres of elk habitat and outdoor/sporting enthusiasts in Beltrami, Cass, Clearwater, Douglas, Hubbard, Itasca, Kittson, Marshall, Morrison and Roseau counties.

While upland bird hunting a WMA, the author finds peace, solitude, and conservation inspiration in the leks that sharpies inhabit.

As late migration winds down, birders and wildlife watchers can locate multiple species of waterfowl and raptors where open water still exists.

Other bighorns have died in recent weeks, and one official said the positive tests are a “big concern” — but there are reasons for hope, too.

Incoming administration of President-elect Donald Trump potentially could reverse the decision as Trump’s nominee for interior secretary, Rep. Ryan Zinke of Montana, has advocated for increased mining on federal lands.

In a huge victory for outdoors types, decision removes threat to the nation’s most-visited wilderness, ensuring the continuation of the region’s hunting and fishing traditions, and safeguarding the fish and wildlife populations that call the

National Park Service is considering four alternatives — two that would include relocating wolves to Isle Royale, and two that would mean doing nothing, basically letting nature take its course regarding the dwindling wolf population
Because of a 2016 calendar that includes 53 Fridays this year, Outdoor News must alter its print schedule during the holidays. This means that readers will have a two-week gap between Issue 52, 2016 and
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