Officials say Iowa’s pheasant population has rebounded after a difficult 2000-01 winter and hunters should see more birds this year. This year’s roadside August pheasant counts indicated numbers 119-percent better than last year, according to
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Editor St. Paul In a bizarre turn of events just two weeks before statewide elections, two competing plans for Minnesota natural resources management emerged this week. One came from the DNR and other state agencies
In Minnesota, a firearms safety training certificate is required to purchase any firearms license if you were born after Dec. 31, 1979. Many states have more stringent requirements, with the state of Colorado requiring proof
Staff Writer Fairmont, Minn. Strong autumn winds and standing corn greeted pheasant hunters as the season kicked off last Saturday. The combination presented less-than-ideal pheasant hunting conditions, and opening weekend reports reflected that. Prior to
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