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Mallards are king here in the Midwest. In fact, it is pretty much mallards and then those “other” ducks, with the other ducks all lumped together as if they had no identity. Those other ducks,

The trails traverse forests managed to provide timber and as wildlife habitat. Interpretative signs will explain how forest management practices benefit various wildlife species. The trails will be gated and mowed. Boise is a corporate

Under state law, adults who take youngsters under the age of 16 small game hunting anywhere in the state of Minnesota are not required to purchase a hunting license during the special Take-A-Kid Hunting Weekend.

Associate Editor St. Paul Each fall, conservation officers get calls from hunters with questions regarding hunting regulations. This year, some COs report, changes in deer hunting regulations have increased the annual barrage. “This year, the

Editor St. Paul Round 2 of the Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program could look quite different from the successful Minnesota River Valley version. As of early this week, the question of whether a new Minnesota CREP

Seven lots located within the city of Blackduck will be sold by sealed bid auction. This property may be sold at less than appraised value. Bids must be submitted on a form obtained from the

Johnson and the MDHA are asking Minnesotans to refrain from deer feeding because of concerns about chronic wasting disease. Feeding can play a role in the transfer of diseases, including CWD and tuberculosis, from one

Editor St. Paul DNR Commissioner Gene Merriam found himself embroiled in a bass tournament brouhaha early this week when it became public that he gave a catch-and-kill bass event the option of releasing its fish.

Correspondent Madison Ten gallons for baiting, no restriction on feeding. That’s the rule heading into Wisconsin’s bow deer season. The Wisconsin Natural Resources Board, in a special conference call meeting Aug. 29, stuck to its