Conservation angling licenses also in the mix By Tim Spielman Associate Editor St. Paul Legislation that would allow anglers in Minnesota to use two lines during the open-water season was approved by the House and
Correspondent Madison The state’s Natural Resources Board has agreed to modify its gun deer season framework, as requested in January by the Legislature’s Joint Committee for Review of Administrative Rules (JCRAR). The question now is
Apr. 27: Fishing at Pond June 8: Toro Employee Shoot June 22: 5 Stand Sporting Clays July 14: 32 Target 3-D Aug. 10: Membership Pig Roast Aug. 25: 32 Target Out West Broadhead
April 20: The Chippewa Falls & Eau Claire DU and the Chippewa Valley Pheasants Forever are hosting a shoot at the Eau Claire Rod & Gun Club. Call Doug Burrows at 715-835-1943 for more info.
The event is a fund-raiser for the Minnesota Chapter of Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Registration is available at any Gander Mountain store in the Twin Cities or St. Cloud. The fee is $5 at the
April 20: Bowhunter Education course at North Bristol Sportsmen Club. Must register by April 7. Call Mike Beckwith at 608-839-4448. July 11: Bow Safety Hunter Classes at Neillsville Armory at 7 p.m. For more info
April 21: 6th Annual Military/Gun Show at the Main Memorial Hall in Racine. Show hours: 8-3 p.m. For more info call Frank Patino Sr at 262-633-5379. May 18-19: Green County Conservation League Gun Show at
Turkey hunters also are reminded that in addition to the wild turkey license they will need a 2002 Wild Turkey Stamp validation if they are 18 years or older or are nonresidents of any age.
All-terrain vehicle operators can’t turn in their snowmobile for their ATV, DNR officials say. ATVs aren’t allowed on the grant-in-aid trail system. They are allowed in roadside ditches and on designated ATV trails. Minnesota’s snowmobile
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