The Boat Show is the Midwest’s premier boating and marine products show. Visitors also can see boating’s past as there also will be an antique and classic boats collection at the show. Show hours are
Mar. 2: Annual Banquet at Golden Valley VFW. For more info call Pat & Ruth Moore at 763-413-9023 April 28: Turkey Shoot at LeBlanc’s Rice Creek hunting. Call Jim Vorderbruggen at 763-497-3330 for more info.
Jan. 12: Southern Dakota County Sportsman’s Club Wild Game Dinner at Farmington American Legion at 6 p.m. For more info call Bill McQuade at 952-432-6877. Jan. 25: RRV Sportsman Club of Perley 21st Annual Smoker
Jan. 10 – Mar. 14: Fire Arms Safety Class on Thursday nights at the VFW Post 6992 in Sauk Rapids. For more info call Marv Hartneck at 320-253-1515. Jan. 25 – 27: National Archery Assoc.
Jan. 12: Cass Lake Chamber of Commerce Fishing/Spearing Contest on Cass Lake from 7 a.m to 4 p.m. For more info call Dan Evans at 800-356-8615. Jan. 19: Brainerd Jaycees $150,000 Ice Fishing Extravaganza from
Mar. 2: Wood Duck Society 16th Annual meeting. Wargo Nature Center, Lino Lakes. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Minnesota Walleye Alliance, Metro Chapter meets the third Wednesday of each month at 7 p.m. at The
Loss of water quality has contributed to a decline in waterfowl using the area, officials say. Carp also are to blame for loss of aquatic vegetation, according to Jeanine Vorland, DNR area wildlife manager. Those
Consider the case of the Yawkey mine pit near Crosby. The DNR decided the 14-acre pit with a maximum depth of 143 feet would be a great place to establish a rainbow trout population. During
This year, 3,164 parties applied for 182 “once-in-a-lifetime” state permits. State-licensed hunters killed 108 bulls and 17 cows, for a party success rate of 69 percent. The ratio of bulls to cows harvested was almost
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