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Editor This is the fourth and final interview in a series of articles profiling the candidates for U.S Senate. All candidate profiles, including the four major parties Republican, Democrat, Green, and Independence are being posted

Editor ODN: You’ve already gone on record as supporting the appointment of a new DNR commissioner. Do you stand by that? Moe: Yes. ODN: Will that person be a hunter and an angler? Moe: The

Editor ODN: Tell me about your outdoor background. Pawlenty: I was born and raised in Minnesota and come from a family of five. Many members of my immediate and extended family are strong sportsmen. I

License sales level off over weekend Staff Report St. Paul As part of the Minnesota DNR’s chronic wasting disease monitoring program, about 3,500 deer hunters submitted samples for testing during the first weekend of Minnesota’s

The staff of Outdoor News sends its condolences to the family, friends, and supporters of Sen. Paul Wellstone, as well as the loved ones of the seven other people who died in the airplane crash

Staff Writer Isle, Minn. A sampling of select registration sites revealed that 2002 firearms deer hunter success appeared comparable to the early stages of 2001, thanks to an increase of antlerless permits. Many permit areas

To make a deer donation, check out one of the Minnesota donation sites listed on the website: www.fhfh.org, or mail monetary donations to: MN Farmers and Hunters Feeding the Hungry, 216 N. Cleveland Ave., Hagerstown,

Turkey specialist now oversees Winona By Tim Spielman Associate Editor Winona, Minn. During these times of state budget uncertainty, state DNR officials say they want to see what money is available before permanently filling some

Applications will be accepted at 1,800 ELS point-of-sale locations and must be completed no later than Friday, Dec. 6. It will cost $3 to apply. Applications also can be made on the ELS telephone licensing