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Anglers find fishable ice before the holidays in ’03

Staff Writer Fairmont, Minn. For the first time in several years, anglers are finding good ice conditions statewide prior to Christmas. From north to south, and points in between, bait shops have been busy filling

Deer harvest tops 400,000 this year

Stark said wardens made 76 arrests for baiting, and had 16 feeding cases. He said when wardens discover baiting violations, they often discover other violations. Some baiters were using home-made feeders. One hunter, a transplant

Permanent stand legislation likely

Field Editor St. Paul The Minnesota DNR Division of Forestry may seek legislation to phase out the use of permanent treestands on state forest lands in the 2004 session, and the only chance for hunters

Protect your hearing

Last fall, I was pheasant hunting with a friend who is about my age. We were walking a strip of good cover, Miss Meg out in front of us doing her thing. Meg got birdy

Big Six

LAKE MILLE LACS East – The main lake is ice-covered, and you’ll find significant ice in the bays. For example, Isle Bay and Cove Bay are covered with 6 to 10 inches, while most bays

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