2009 Outdoor News Man of the Year
Outdoor News subscribers can read today about our 2009 Man of the Year: Garry Leaf. He’s our 11th Man of the Year since we started the award in 1999 (Joe Duggan was the first recipient),
Outdoor News subscribers can read today about our 2009 Man of the Year: Garry Leaf. He’s our 11th Man of the Year since we started the award in 1999 (Joe Duggan was the first recipient),
LAKE_MILLE LACS On the east side, perch are in 25 to 35 feet off main-lake structure. Jigging spoons and fatheads are triggering bigger fish. Some crappies continue to be caught in_Isle Bay. The west side
An outdoors feature in today’s Star Tribune profiled Lee and Tiffany Lakosky, of The Outdoor Channel’s “Getting Close with Lee and Tiffany.” Story didn’t mention it, but Outdoor News helped Tiffany achieve some measure of
Howdy everyone. The blogging has been a little infrequent as of late, but we’ve got new powers and now are able to post blogs most anytime of the day or night. That will make it
ALEXANDRIA AREA Crappies are being caught during the evening hours in 10 to 14 feet on lakes Reno, Ida, Darling, Le Homme Dieu, and Mary. Sunfish action also is improving on these lakes along the
Recently, our shepherd-husky Abby seemed under the weather. At the Grand Marais Veterinary Clinic we learned she had a sizeable tumor beneath her tongue. Dr. Kim Paplham said tongue tumors were unusual and likely cancerous.
Karlstad, Minn. – The number of elk counted last month during aerial surveys in northwestern Minnesota was down from last year in both the Kittson County and Grygla areas. Counts in Kittson County showed 45
Washington – A recently released overview of President Barack Obama’s 2010 budget provides little detail in most areas, but does provide financial promise for one of the nation’s most productive conservation programs, according to Ducks
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