As of Tuesday, those closed to car and truck travel included Crooked Lake, Ham Lake, Lake George, Martin Lake, Centerville Lake, and Peltier Lake (all in Anoka County), Clear Lake in Waseca County, and Bald
Jan. 25 – March 20: Crow hunting season. Jan. 31: Squirrel season closes; raccoon season closes; ruffed grouse seasons closes in western zone.
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
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
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
Information from the meeting, internal staff meetings, and the wildlife roundtable will be used to create a strategic plan. For more information, call the Wildlife office at (218) 327-4262.
Jan. 18: Outland Sports owner Ron Gerhke will be on hand for a seminar on advanced predator calling. Stop in and learn the latest tips and techniques. For details call 1-800-589-8405. Jan. 19: Kevin Walek
Mitch Lunning, of LeRoy, shot this 11-point Mower County buck on opening day of the gun season. The rack had a 15-inch inside spread.
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