The museum, to be established by the DNR at Camp Ripley, will be a display area and repository for materials, from uniforms to gun belts, to badges. Artifacts of all kinds will be accepted by
Chilakoot Bowhunters Club events for 2005. For more info call Butch Kill, 715-549-6869 or check the website www.chilakootbowhunters.org Feb. 20: 3-D March 20: 3-D April 16: IBO-3-D April 17: Family Shoot 3-D April 23-24: Traditional
Duluth News Tribune Pengilly, Minn. (AP) The first thing you notice upon entering the fishing shack is that it is spotless. Afternoon light pours through the windows, illuminating the gleaming white walls. The thick gray
March 19: Adell Sportsmen’s Club Rummage Sale, 9-3 p.m., Adell Fire House. For more info call Jeff Bichler, 920-994-9369
Staff Writer Grand Rapids, Minn. Rick Horton got a call the other day from a reporter asking about the Bear River Demonstration Forest north of his Grand Rapids home. It was just the second time
Staff Writer Bloomington, Minn. There they were, in the same room, at the same table. Some said they were sportsmen, duck hunters; others associated themselves with an environmental agenda, at least in the traditional sense.
N.D. considering new restrictions By Curt Woodward Associated Press Bismarck, N.D. (AP) A rising number of visiting duck hunters has turned the state’s prized prairie habitat into a crowded shooting gallery, say frustrated North Dakota
Featured at the show is Las Vegas master illusionist, Lawrence Gregory, who will perform the boat magic. You’ll also be able to attend several seminars featuring the likes of Larry Bollig, Chip Leer, and Dave
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