Associate Editor St. Paul State Board of Animal Health officials say two more captive elk herds have been destroyed and are being tested for chronic wasting disease, a fatal brain disease discovered in September in
Jan. 18: Southern Dakota County Sportsmen’s Club Wild Game Dinner at Farmington American Legion at 5 p.m. For more info call Bill McQuade 952-432-6877. Jan. 18: NWTF sanctioned turkey calling contest, Thunderbird Hotel in conjunction
Friday’s show is membership night with $15 memberships available at the door. One membership admits the entire family and a chance to find that great item before the general public is admitted to the show.
Field Editor Grand Rapids, Minn. Wildlife biologists will be capturing and radio-collaring up to 40 northeastern Minnesota moose this winter, hiring a professional helicopter crew to catch the animals. DNR Wildlife Biologist Mark Lenarz says
Garber: I don’t know if it’s the five years, but it did take a careful look at: Where are we? Where are we going? Who are the people that we represent? What do they think
ALEXANDRIA AREA The walleye bite has slowed, but the fish being caught have been big, 24 inches or bigger. Look to Le Homme Dieu, Lake Ida, Lake Miltona, and Lake Carlos in 25 to 30
Hart, who also holds a doctorate in soil science, has been directing wildlife disease control for the U.S. Department of Agriculture in Lansing, Mich., for the past year. His previous experience includes work in soil
The 33rd annual Sportsmen’s Show combines all things sporting, including boats, camping equipment, RVs, and hunting and fishing. There will be hunting and fishing seminars, a live trout pond, and hundreds of exhibitors. Featured seminar
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