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Duck saga continues

Field Editor Washington A bipartisan group of senators from 11 states in the Mississippi Flyway led by Minnesota senators Mark Dayton and Paul Wellstone have sent a letter to Secretary of Interior Gale Norton Tuesday

Is December Zone T riding into the sunset?

The board passed the amendment, meaning the four-day December antlerless gun season will be in effect statewide during the 2002-2004 seasons. After the 2004 season, the December hunt ends, but could be reinstated by the

MWA to look at options for managing predators

Correspondent Plymouth, Minn. In what Minnesota Waterfowl Association officials hope is the first step to implementing an aggressive predator management program to help bolster Minnesota’s ground-nesting birds, the conservation group will host a two-day predator

Twin Cities Metro

NORTHEAST METRO White Bear Lake, Silver Lake, and Big Marine Lake are producing northern pike along the 10- to 12-foot weed edges. Slip bobbers and sucker minnows have produced bigger fish. Anglers fishing from shore

Dayton says he’ll hold Interior confirmations

Field Editor Washington, D.C. In response to a politically motivated proposal to extend the duck season in a handful of southern states, Minnesota Sen. Mark Dayton says he will put a hold on the Senate

By Gary Clancy

Mature bucks. But I’m not here to argue the pros and cons of a firearms season during the rut. As long as the season is held then, you might as well take full advantage of

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