Jim Bahl, president of the MCF, said the move represents a step toward representing Minnesota’s sportsmen. The MCF is a conservation organization made up of hunters, anglers, and others who support Minnesota’s natural resources. Issues
Contributing Writer It was a bittersweet hunt two week ago. On the one hand, three of us had just taken our limit of mallards, geese, and a pintail each. Not bad for only the second
Hunts Oct. 11: A day of small game hunting, Eagle Bluff ELC, Lanesboro, 7-5 p.m., 507-467-2437.
Contributing Writer It was a bittersweet hunt two week ago. On the one hand, three of us had just taken our limit of mallards, geese, and a pintail each. Not bad for only the second
Oct. 11: Women in the Outdoors event, Boulder Lake Environmental Center in Duluth. For more info call Jennifer Hagen, 218-624-4100. Oct. 18: Forest Lake Sportsmans Club in Forest Lake. Event will include classes in archery,
Oct. 9: Friends of NRA Banquet, 5 p.m. For more info call Sue Bierly, 507-533-4307. Oct. 11: Murray County PF Banquet, 5 p.m., Chandler Community Center. For more info call Ron Engler, 507-763-3232. Oct. 11:
Field Editor Watson, Minn. A small cadre of hunters will step into Minnesota bird hunting history beginning Saturday, when the season opens for the state’s first prairie chicken hunt since 1942. Limited to 100 hunters
Staff Writer Ortonville, Minn A steady rain and gusty winds greeted hunters across most of the state’s pheasant range as the 2003 season kicked off last Saturday. While the rain may have been untimely, it
With 224 moose hunting permits issued, as of late last week 118 moose had been harvested for a 53-percent success rate. Recent past seasons have seen final success rates around 72 percent. Favorable weather early
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