Feb. 26-27: Vegas Shoot: March 26: 300 Round State Warm-Up Rochester Archery Club 2005 schedule. Sat. 8-4 p.m., Sun. 8-2 p.m., Rochester Archery Club Range. For more info call Jason Schuh-Dodge, 507-358-9199. Feb. 20: Rochester
Staff Writer St. Paul The fast and furious pace at which bills were being introduced in the Legislature has slowed, but a few proposals related to the outdoors have surfaced during the past week. In
Walleye regulation the same as 2004 Staff Report St. Paul The DNR on Tuesday unveiled a walleye slot limit for Lake Mille Lacs that won’t change from last year. The season will open May 14
Feb. 18-20: Minnesota Walleye & Bass Fishing Expo, National Sports Center, Blaine. For more info call 763-786-6031. Feb. 26: Mid-State Chapter of Minn. Darkhouse & Angling Assoc. Fish Decoy Show, 10-3 p.m., VFW Alexandria. For
Shooting deer within Duluth city limits has been prohibited for at least 10 years. The idea to hold a hunt has gained momentum with more frequent car-deer accidents and reports of deer dining on people’s
Feb. 25: Predator Hunting seminar by Wayne Schmeling & Jamie Olson, 6:30-8 p.m., Gander Mtn., Bemidji. For more info call Karl or Wayne, 218-755-6150. Feb. 26: Lowrance Electronics School, Gander Mtn, Lakeville, Bruce Samson and
Staff Writer St. Paul Wildlife experts are mostly dismissive of proposals in the Minnesota Legislature to allow counties to set up coyote bounties. Rep. Aaron Peterson, DFL-Madison, is the chief author of the House bill,
Don’t forget to let the kids enjoy the “Kids Fishing Carnival” area. Take in a seminar conducted by the likes of Jim Moynagh, Tim Lesmeister, Scott Bonnema, Scott Petersen, and more. And check out the
Some trout regs are relaxed By Tim Eisele Correspondent Madison Wisconsin Natural Resources Board members delayed action on a bass culling study because it appears a new state law will require anglers to pay for
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