ALEXANDRIA, Minn. (AP) – Organizers of a central Minnesota ice fishing tournament that turned up no fish say they will roll the cash prizes forward to next year. KSAX-TV reports that organizers of the 2011
Garry Leaf from Sportsmen for Change this morning forwarded me a news clipping from the Feb. 7 edition of the Pope County Tribune. At a recent meeting of the Pope County Board, the local Corn
The Lessard-Sams Outdoor Heritage Council is complete. Gov. Mark Dayton yesterday made his two citizen appointments, bringing the council to full strength at 12 members. Dayton’s two appointments were Scott Rall, who lives in Worthington
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is accepting comments through March 31 on a proposal to make permanent a number of temporary hunting rules that have been in place for at least one hunting
Campaign promises are made to be broken right? It would seem that’s a common trend throughout the history of our Republic but that’s just a cynical way of seeing the world. How do you get
With the goal of providing the next generation of Minnesotans with world-class parks and trails that connect everyone to the outdoors, a mandated 25-year strategic legacy plan was presented to the State Legislature today by
Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Conservation Officer Kipp Duncan of Duluth was named the 2010 Turn in Poachers (TIP) “Joe Alexander” Conservation Officer of the Year during the annual TIP banquet held Feb. 7 in
St. Paul – Former state Sens. Dennis Frederickson and Bob Lessard were among two of the DNR leadership appointments Commissioner Tom Landwehr announced Tuesday. Shortly after his appointment by Gov. Mark Dayton, Landwehr made Dave
Big Six LAKE MILLE LACS East – Perch-fishing reports have picked up, with fish off the mud flats and deep gravel, in 30 to 34 feet. The key has been to get away from the
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