Staff Writer Washington, D.C. A variety of Minnesota sportsmen’s causes like this year’s mourning dove hunt likely wouldn’t have been successful absent a group like the Minnesota Outdoor Heritage Alliance, according to Sen. Pat Pariseau,
Nov. 18: Making a wildlife event fun, festive, & financially fit. Learn from a nationally recognized expert and success story how to create or enhance your wildlife event to educate others as well as draw
The first open house, in Walker, will take place on Dec. 16, from 5:30-9 p.m. at Walker/Hackensack/Akeley High School. A second open house, also on Dec. 16, will take place from 8 a.m. to 4:30
Oct. 16: Deer Processing – (Main Cabela’s store), 1 p.m. Nov. 20: Good Gun Maintenance: How to clean your firearm properly Dec. 11: Ice Fishing: How to read & use a flasher Jan. 15: Hunting
“Public support for the 17- to 26-inch protected slot on Swan, Splithand, Trout (near Coleraine), Moose (near Deer River), Round (near Squaw Lake), Deer/Battle/Pickerel (near Effie), and Island (near Northome) was very good so we
Zumbro Valley Arms Collectors (Z.V.A.C.) 2004 Gun Show. For more info call 507-289-2520. Nov. 27: Armed Forces Center, 1715 Marion Rd SE, Rochester. 9-4 p.m. Minnesota Firearms Exchange. 2004 Gun Show. For more info call
Associate Editor St. Paul State departments likely will face tough decisions regarding spending cuts based on the latest economic forecast from the state Department of Finance. The projected state government budget shortfall for Fiscal Years
Nov. 20: DU Banquet, 5 p.m., Benson Golf Club. For more info call Andy Abner, 1-800-450-6666. Dec. 4: Buffalo DU Donor/Sponsor Event Holiday Party, Buffalo American Legion, 5:30 p.m. For more info call Adam Benker,
Staff Writer New Ulm, Minn. Had it been caught while it was full of eggs before the spawn, a walleye caught last month on the Minnesota River near New Ulm may have given the state
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