Furtman, a frequent Outdoor News contributor, garnered first place in OWAA’s Excellence in Craft National Book Award for his recently published book, “Duck Country.” He also received third place in the Big Game Magazine Writing
July 10-12: PWT Devils Lake, ND Tournament. For more info call 218-829-0620. Amateurs may still enter. July 13: All Carpenters Fishing Tournament at Fisher’s Resort on Lake Mille Lacs. At least one person in your
June 8: Chisago Lake Sportsman’s Club, Lindstrom. Courses: turkey hunting, self defense, birdhouse making, etc Call Christine Schreck at 651-257-5248 or Kelli Kerkow at 715-483-3625. June 15: The South Metro Chapter of the NWTF is
Minnesota Pole Benders Fishing Club, meeting held the second Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m., Lakeville VFW at 8790 Upper 208th St. in Lakeville. Call Dale at 952-469-4786 for more info or new membership.
The discovery of milfoil in Lake Ossawinnamakee brings the total number of Minnesota lakes, wetlands, and rivers known to be infested with Eurasian watermilfoil to 135. In central Minnesota, only two other lakes Bay Lake
Crows have a life expectancy that regularly exceeds 12 years, and up to 15 years in some cases. In that time, the black bandits store vast amounts of information to survive growing legions of crafty
June 7-9: Fly Fishing Weekend at the Center. June 16-21 & July 15-19: MDHA Youth Camp I & III at the Center.
The day’s events include a golf tournament, a silent auction to raise funds for the Joe Hautman Habitat Restoration Project, dinner, and a ceremony. The public is invited to attend the free celebration. To make
Editor Madison A DNR-proposed statewide, year-round ban on deer feeding and baiting is expected to draw the most heat when the Natural Resources Board (NRB) meets in Racine on Tuesday, June 25. NRB members are
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