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Standing crops could provide rooster refuge

Associate Editor Madison, Minn. Some opening weekend pheasant hunters may conclude the hunting may be even worse than roadside surveys suggested it could be. Those who venture out later may find otherwise. That’s the word

By Ron Spomer

Contributing Writer Read the shooting magazine headlines and you’ll realize how undergunned you are. Why, that old .270 Winchester isn’t adequate for hunting anything bigger than a cottontail. Today’s big game animals are so smart,

McGregor, Minn. The Rice Lake National Wildlife Refuge will be open for a limited furbearer trapping program during the 2004-05 Minnesota trapping season. Five trapping units will be open for beaver, muskrat, mink, raccoon, and skunk. One trapper and if

Trappers interested in applying for a Refuge Trapping Permit can obtain an application form and list of special regulations by writing: Rice Lake National Wildlife Refuge, 36289 State Highway 65, McGregor, MN 55760, or by

Fight on to regain federal fish funds

Associate Editor Washington Conservation groups, including the Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation, are working to regain full funding through the Wallop-Breaux Sportfish Restoration Act. If successful, it could mean an extra $4 million for fish and fishing-related

The Minnesota DNR will offer 10 parcels of state land for sale to the public at oral auctions on Nov. 1, 3, and 8. The properties to be offered for sale include the DNR’s former Enforcement Division storage building in Duluth, a platted lot near Fall Lak

All properties are sold “as is.” Property data sheets are available for all parcels from the DNR, containing exact locations, minimum bids, date and location of auction for that property, site description, and property condition.

Pawlenty proposes overhaul of LCMR

Staff Writer St. Paul Gov. Tim Pawlenty last week proposed eliminating the Legislative Commission on Minnesota Resources, the legislative body charged with doling out money for natural resources, and replacing it with a seven-member citizens

Onalaska, Wis. The Voluntary Waterfowl Avoidance Area will once again be in effect on Lake Onalaska (Pool 7) on the Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge during the fall waterfowl migration. All boaters are asked to detour around the

While boating activity has steadily increased over the years, disturbance to waterfowl has remained unchanged since 1986, averaging about 11 percent per year. The success of this annual program is also reflected in the large

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