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NORTHWEST METRO The walleye bite continues to be tough, but northern pike anglers are doing very well with sucker minnows along the outside weed edges of Buffalo Lake and Waverly Lake. The weed edges and

Stearns County gobbler sets new state record

Editor Richmond, Minn. A Stearns County gobbler has set new records in two categories for Minnesota wild turkeys. On Saturday, May 17, John Kuhl, of Richmond, Minn., shot a gobbler that officially registered as the

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Baraboo, Wis. Former U.S. Forest Service chief Mike Dombeck and Jack Williams of Southern Oregon University will discuss their new book, From Conquest to Conservation: Our Public Lands Legacy, Monday, Aug. 4 at the Aldo

More tags available for fall turkey hunt

Correspondent Madison This year, hunters have until Aug. 11 to apply for fall turkey permits because the normal deadline of Aug. 10 falls on a Sunday. At a meeting at the Sandhill Wildlife Area in

Scout now and score early in bow season

Contributing Editor Whitetails are creatures of habit. They have home territories of several hundred acres or several square miles, depending on the terrain and availability of food, and for most of the year they stay

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