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Whitetails

Joe Albert Staff Writer This one will be short but sweet as ever, as the road, as it’s wont to do this time of year, is calling. Deer. Heading to the deer shack in the

House set to commence dedicated funding talks

By Joe AlbertStaff Writer St. Paul – The wait is over. The state House appears on the verge of tackling the idea of a constitutional dedication of funds for natural resources. House Majority Leader Tony

Waters guru tackles DNR operations post

By Tim SpielmanAssociate Editor St. Paul – The DNR this week announced it had filled a position vacated a few months ago by longtime assistant commissioner of operations Brad Moore, who now heads the Minnesota

Wolves

Joe Albert Staff Writer Wolves.The headline on the Strib web site went something like this: Wolves lose federal protection. Technically, that’s correct, but the connotation seemed to be that removing wolves from the Endangered Species

State now in charge of wolf management

By Tim SpielmanAssociate Editor St. Paul – It was a day many in the DNR acknowledged they might never see – the day timber wolf management became the responsibility of the state of Minnesota –

Dallas Sams

Joe Albert Staff Writer Dallas Sams. Got the news on Monday this week that former state Sen. Dallas Sams died. While it wasn’t completely unexpected – he was battling brain cancer – it nonetheless is

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