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St. Paul KFAN radio (AM 1130) will host the second annual Build a Wildlife Area phone-a-thon during the FAN Outdoors broadcast Oct. 7. The broadcast begins at 7 p.m. FAN Outdoors co-hosts Rob Drieslein and Billy Hildebrand will broadcast live from the Fo
The Build a Wildlife Area partnership hopes to reach its $75,000 goal during the broadcast. That money will be matched through PF grants to purchase a new wildlife management area in Minnesota. Individual contributions so
Chatfield, Minn. The Pope and Young Club announces the grand opening of the Pope and Young Club/St. Charles Museum of Bowhunting at the club’s headquarters in southeastern Minnesota. The event is scheduled for Oct. 2.
The festivities begin with a 10 a.m. ribbon-cutting, followed by tours of the museum. Several prominent bowhunters will be one hand to share their experiences. The museum is located at 273 Mill Creek Road in
Man shot as he bowhunts
Staff Writer Maplewood, Minn. A man hunting last Saturday at the Carlos Avery Wildlife Management Area is recovering after getting shot in the thigh by a .22-caliber rifle. The 25-year-old victim, who was bowhunting at
Fall stocking takes on added importance
Staff Writer Glenwood, Minn. Anglers often tell DNR fisheries specialists Bill McKibbin and Jerry Wendlandt how lucky they are. They get to work with fish. They wear jeans to work. And far from the thousands
St. Louis Park, Minn. The 2004 Build A Wildlife Area effort will conduct a special phone-a-thon on KFAN Radio AM1130 in the Twin Cities on Thursday, Oct. 7. All revenues generated during the two-hour broadcast, from 7 to 9 p.m., will go to the land acqui
Thursday night FAN Outdoors host Billy Hildebrand, Saturday morning FAN Outdoors host Rob Drieslein, and Joe Duggan, vice president of public affairs for Pheasants Forever, will broadcast live from Gander Mountain in Forest Lake to
For more info call Mosquito Hill Nature Center, 920-779-6433 or email swifkamk@co.outagamie.wi.us
Big Six
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Crankbaits started producing a lot of walleyes at night in four to eight feet of water. Better areas in recent days have been Big Point, Three Mile, Mac’s Twin Bay,
