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A time and a place for deer drives

My personal preference when it comes to deer hunting leans heavily towards stand hunting and when conditions are ideal, still-hunting. But there are times when a deer drive is the best tactic for producing action.

Twin Cities Metro

NORTHEAST METRO Big Marine Lake and Lake Jane are providing decent northern pike action. The deeper holes of the Mississippi River and St. Croix River are worth noting for walleyes. Hunting reports have been limited

State, bands haggling

Editor Cloquet, Minn. Negotiations over fisheries management on Lake Mille Lacs heated up again this week with a special round of state-tribal technical committee meetings. Following several weeks of written exchanges on the direction of

Weather deals duck hunters a cold hand

Associate Editor Baudette, Minn. Midway through the state’s duck season, many Minnesota waterfowlers are facing the numbing prospect that their hunt may be finished. On Tuesday, many points across the northern half of the state

Waterfowl vs. walleyes

Field Editor Migrating ducks may not find enough to eat in Minnesota’s fish-infested wetlands. Recent studies of lesser scaup passing through Minnesota and Manitoba during the spring migration has found the birds’ diet has changed

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