NORTHEAST METRO Clear Lake continues to produce walleyes on minnows and crawlers in 18 to 20 feet of water. The early morning and evening hours have been most productive. Sunfish action is also strong in
MN Weapons Collectors Assoc. (MWCA). 2002 Gun Show & Sales. For more info call 612-721-8976 check out www.mwca.org. Hours Sat.: 8 – 5 p.m. & Sun. 9 – 3 p.m. Adm. $5, 12 and under
Wellstone: I understand, but it had a list of exclusions for managers. If managers needed to get rid of these animals if there was a problem managers could still use the traps. I thought it
July 27: Maltby Family Nature Preserve, Randolph. Courses: camping, outdoor cooking, fly-fishing, etc Call Chris Gronseth at 651-258-4267. Aug. 3: Waseca Sportsman’s Club, Waseca. Courses: archery, handgun, feather crafting, etc Call Miss Bauman 507-835-7643. Aug.
That means young hunters and their mentors will have to be especially careful during this year’s hunt, according to DNR officials. The now available 2002 Minnesota Waterfowl Hunting Regulations Supplement contains details about this Youth
Sept. TBA: Early Goose Opener. Goose hunting (MUST ATTEND JULY MEETING). Sept. 14: Archery deer hunting Maple Grove (MUST ATTEND AUG. MEETING). Sept. 14-22: Lac qui Parle deer hunting.
Applications received from Sept. 1 through Oct. 25, 2002, will be eligible for a lottery drawing if tournament applications exceed monthly limits. Tournaments with a history established for a particular lake have preference over others.
If you currently own or possess a CVA in-line rifle with a 95 or 96 serial number, or you purchased one or gave it or sold it to another person, and the barrel hasn’t been
ODN: Are you a gun owner? Moore: Yes I am. Mostly shotguns, but I also have .22. They’re locked in a gun cabinet. I have two kids who don’t know where the gun cabinet is.
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