Fishable ice creeps south
Staff Writer Baudette, Minn. The ice fishing season has started much earlier this year than in 2001 across most northern regions of the state. A week of cold weather has helped solidify ice that had
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Staff Writer Baudette, Minn. The ice fishing season has started much earlier this year than in 2001 across most northern regions of the state. A week of cold weather has helped solidify ice that had
The Minnesota Deer Hunters Association, along with the DNR and Turn in Poachers, is sponsoring, for the 11th time, the Minnesota Deer Hunter Ethics Award. Anyone may nominate a hunter by writing a letter explaining
The wind had picked up steadily all day and now, late in the afternoon, it was really howling out of the northwest. It was bitter cold even without the wind, but hunting into the teeth
Winona Daily News La Crescent, Minn. A boy has shot and killed what appears to be a gray wolf in Houston County. The canine’s size, weight, and proportions are characteristic of a wolf, but biologists
Patrick M. Gushulak was found dead after his father discovered the shack was on fire about 2 a.m. just south of the Ash River Trail, which is near the northern Minnesota town of Orr. The
Oestreicher said that some of the political questions are now in uncharted waters. Since two current board members are confirmed, and the terms of two more will expire in May, it’s unknown whether Gov. McCallum
License sales down 4.7 percent from 2001 Staff Report St. Paul Deer hunters submitted about 500 additional samples for chronic wasting disease tests during the second weekend of Minnesota’s firearms deer season, according to the
Dec. 12: Wings Over Wisconsin Northeast Chapter 10th Annual Banquet at the Swan Club in DePere. Doors open at 5 p.m. For more info call Amy Leiterman, 920-336-2588.
Associate Editor Washington, D.C. It may have been the last thing the 107th Congress did, but for North American waterfowl, late was better than not at all. At approximately 3 a.m. on Nov. 15, Congress
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