The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has named Al Buchert as the Enforcement Division’s chief pilot and promoted him to the rank of captain. With more than 26 years’ experience, Buchert began his DNR
District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) checked waterfowl hunters on Thief Lake and the Roseau River WMAs. Enforcement action was taken for wanton waste, taking nongame birds, and late shooting. CO Jeremy
White Bear Lake, Minn. – Water levels in White Bear Lake have rebounded from last year’s record lows, but there remain in some areas of the lake large expanses of exposed lakebed. Some people are
Watson, Minn. – Two tough winters and one wet spring may not have dampened anticipation of the 2011 pheasant-hunting opener, but reports based on August roadside surveys certainly lowered expectations. By most accounts – based
Water samples from the Mississippi River downstream from the Ford Dam in Minneapolis have tested positive for genetic material from silver carp, indicating the invasive Asian species may be present in the Twin Cities stretch
A DNR press release earlier this week illustrated what’s apparently becoming a growing problem: People transporting zebra mussels from one body of water to another via boat lifts. To which I ask: How on Earth
Plopping down in ever-so-comfortable Delta Airlines seat 6B en route to Grand Junction, Colo., two weeks ago, a familiar face glanced up from my left. There against the window was Dave Nomsen, Pheasants Forever government
District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) checked waterfowl hunters on Thief Lake, Nereson WMA, Roseau River WMA, and in surrounding fields. A large wildfire that burned more than 30,000 acres was investigated,
Big Six LAKE MILLE LACS East – Crankbaits continue to produce walleyes on the shorelines and rock piles in four to 10 feet of water during low-light periods. You’ll still catch walleyes with live bait
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