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Senate version of farm bill on hold until 2002

Associate Editor Washington, D.C. The Senate has given up trying to agree on an overhaul of farm programs for 2001, which pushes the issue into an election year in which control of the chamber is

Hunting and fishing for the physically challenged.

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.

Madison, Wis. Those wishing to pursue black bears in Wisconsin have until Jan. 18 to apply for a license for the 2002 season, which opens Sept. 4. Bear population estimates, harvest quotas, and available permits will not be available until final data fro

Customers can access online license sales at: www.dnr.state.wi.us, by clicking “Licenses, Permits & Registrations.” The special application fee can be paid online, or through an electronic license vendor, or over the phone at (877) 945-4236.

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LAKE MILLE LACS Cove Bay, Wahkon Bay, and Isle Bay have limited ice cover. There’s not enough to fish on yet, but they were frozen early in the week. The main lake remains wide open

FAIRMONT AREA

Most lakes have just started to freeze up. Ice conditions are thin but it won’t take more than a few nights of cold weather to get a few anglers out. Call ahead as ice conditions

Ice season spreads south as fishing action picks up

Staff Writer Annandale, Minn. It may have taken a bit longer than most ice anglers would have liked, but a much-needed stretch of cold weather has improved ice conditions statewide. In some areas of the

Check out your neighbor’s farm subsidies on the Internet

Editor Politicians, farmers, and conservationists are surfing a new Internet data base that lists the federal farm subsidies paid to individual farming operations throughout the United States from 1996 to 2000. The nonprofit Environmental Working

Bed and breakfast: September strategies for December bucks

Contributing Editor With the early bow, two T-zone, firearm and muzzleloader seasons behind them, many Wisconsin hunters have had enough of whitetails for the year. A handful of hardy hunters think that’s just fine because

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