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.
Madison A dozen recruits from several states have spent the past 14 weeks in classroom and field training sessions, learning the basics of being a conservation warden. The class of 2002 recruits graduated from the
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
I recall a conversation a few years ago with a coworker who had never missed a turkey. No, he wasn’t a rookie who had been lucky a couple of times in a row. This guy
This year, 20,610 licenses will be available in 11 permit areas. The season will run from Sept. 1 through Oct. 13. Applications can be made through the Electronic Licensing System and are available from 1,750
The Green Bay Area Great Lakes Sport Fishermen meet the 3rd Thursday of the month (Sept thru May) at the Stadium View Sports Bar & Grill, 1963 Holmgren Way, Green Bay at 7:30 p.m. All
NORTHEAST METRO White Bear Lake, Beaver Lake, and Bald Eagle Lake are kicking out sunfish and crappies in 10 to 12 feet of water. Look to Kroon Lake and Little Lake for consistent sunfish and
Field Editor St. Paul Legislation to restrict “recreational shining,” the practice of using spotlights to observe deer at night, is unlikely to pass during this session, much to the frustration of deer hunters and landowners
April 13: West Metro NWTF Jakes Event at 1p.m. at Archery Experts in Champlin. For more info call Paul Hacht at 763-479-4366. May 3: RMEF Golf Scramble at Wildmarsh in Buffalo. For more info call
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