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.
Resident gun/trapping, Oct. 19 – Jan. 31. Non-resident Gun, Nov. 2 – Jan. 31 Fox (all species) Northern Zone, Oct. 19 – Feb. 15; Southern Zone, Oct. 26 – Feb. 15 Coyote Hunting: Continuous open
Nov. 16-17: Moorhead Nat’l Guard Armory. Nov. 30 – Dec 1: St. Cloud Nat’l Guard Armory. Dec. 21-22: Duluth Nat’l Guard Armory. MN Weapons Collectors Assoc. (MWCA). 2002 Gun Show & Sales. For more info
Sept. 22, Oct. 27, Dec. 22: Southeastern Rod & Gun Club Merchandise Shoot. For more info call Tim or Amanda, 262-363-0533 or 262-470-0754.
Correspondent Germantown, Wis. A total of 27 duck and goose callers competed in the Wisconsin State Duck and Goose Calling Championship in late August. After three rounds of calling, Stu Soper, of Darlington, was crowned
July 12-13: Canoe & Kayak Overnight on the Rum. July 13: A Day Canoeing the Crow River at Lake Rebecca Park Reserve. July 20: Shooting Clinic at Horse & Hunt Club from 1-4 p.m. July
Correspondent Madison University of Wisconsin pathologists working to spool up the state’s only lab capable of testing for chronic wasting disease are hoping for in-state testing to begin in late September. The project is being
Field Editor Hackensack, Minn. DNR wildlife officials met with a handful of grouse hunters at the Deep Portage Environmental Center August 30 to discuss management of ruffed grouse, a popular native game bird. DNR wildlife
Plymouth, Wis. The Sheboygan County Conservation Association will present the latest information available on CWD during a seminar at 6:15 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 18 at Plymouth High School in Plymouth. If a carcass is available,
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