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Field Editor St. Paul Minnesota deer hunters may set a record this year. “If I was a betting man, I wouldn’t bet against it,” says DNR Big Game Specialist Lou Cornicelli. Estimated at more than

Editor Madison Required game farm fence inspections that must be completed between now and Dec. 15, on top of the Zone T, gun deer, and muzzleloader seasons, will strain an already underfunded and undermanned field

DNR Info Center has extended hours on Friday By Glen Schmitt Staff Writer St. Paul On the eve of the 2003 firearms deer season, many hunters continued waiting until the last minute to purchase their

Horicon Marsh Hunting Retriever Club meets on the second Monday each month, 6:30 pm, Oak Central in Oakfield. Call Dana, 920-922-5133 for more info. Winnebagoland Musky Club meets the first Wednesday of every month, American

MDHA offers the following tips: Pull hides, do not cut them; pulled hides provide higher returns than cut hides. Remove the hide quickly, as they’re more easily removed when the carcass is fresh and preferably

In the Devils Lake area of North Dakota on Tuesday, biologists reported “tens of thousands” of snow geese, but colder weather since then likely has altered their abundance. Counts at Sand Lake National Wildlife Refuge

Associate Editor Lindstrom, Minn. On the eve of several firearms deer hunting seasons for Midwestern states, wild game processors in Minnesota are wondering just how a new law will affect them. Like state taxidermists who

Nov. 15: Chain Saw Safety, by the Woodland School, 8:30a.m. – 5 p.m., Sauk County, cost $55, contact Sarah Hultine at (608) 355-0279 or tours@aldoleopold.org. Dec. 6: Winter Tree and Plant Identification, by the Woodland

Spoden comes to the job with 35 years experience in the DNR, most recently serving 12 years as regional forest manager in Grand Rapids. He also has worked as a forester in Aitkin and Littlefork.