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Aug. 15-16: Skeeter 2nd Annual Bass Tournament, Alexandria area, 100% plus payback. For more info call 320-762-1577. Aug. 16, Sept. 6: Central MN Mystery Tournaments An exciting format in bass fishing tournaments. After meeting for

Sept. 30: Lake Superior Chapter of WTU Banquet at the St. Croix Inn in Solon Springs. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. Call 715-375-5417 for more info. Oct. 2: St. Croix Valley WTU Banquet at the

The grant was approved for the Northern Tallgrass Prairie Wetland Conservation Initiative, which includes nine partners who have pledged to complete over $21 million in habitat restoration and enhancement, easement acquisition, and fee-title acquisition over

8 a.m., Bong Recreational Area, Kansasville. Class limited to 20 dogs. Register before August 1. For more info contact Jolene O’Brion, 715-423-1971, or email, obrion5@wctc.net, or check out www.asc-cockerspaniel.org/versatile/field.html Sept. 27: Field & Stream and

The suspensions were triggered by stream flow or basin water levels dropping below protected levels. Permits for low priority water uses have been suspended in the following watersheds: St. Louis, Nemadji, Mississippi, Grand Rapids, Watonwan,

Aug. 23-24: 10th Annual Rum River Outlaw Grass Drags & Swap Meet. First leg of Tri-State Triple Crown, ATV Pulls, ATV Mud Run. For more information call 1-888-775-RACE or check out www.outlawgrassdrags.com Aug. 23-24: Waterfowl

Madison The DNR mailed out fall turkey hunting permits in mid-September. The DNR received 91,082 applications and is mailing out 78,751 permits. “It looks like recruitment was pretty good this past year and we expect

Correspondent Beaver Dam, Wis. Ducks prefer grasslands and wetlands to hatch and raise their young, although those areas represent a comparatively small portion of the rural landscape, a study has found. The preliminary conclusion comes

Correspondent Madison New language in emergency rules governing deer baiting and feeding have some hunters believing they can’t use deer urine and other scents this fall. Not true, said Thomas Van Haren, the state’s natural