Oct. 20: Lake Area Gobblers & Ottertail Lakes Chapter event at Misty Meadows Shooting Preserve in Detroit Lakes. Contact Ranae Edwards at 218-589-7049.
Hunts: Sept. 14-16: Ladies Archery Hunt. Cost: $75 incl a day of scouting and preparing for the hunt, prior to the season. Weekend hunt, 2 nights lodging, dinner Friday & Saturday. Sept. 28-30: Grouse and
Sept. 20-23: Zumbro Valley Gobblers archery deer hunt at the Luna Property in Kenyon. (You will need a license for this event.) Contact Scott Luna at 507-789-5230. Sept. 29: Freeborn County Fantails event at Oak
Associate Editor St. Paul When DNR Wildlife officials and conservation groups convened for a roundtable event in January, a “walk-in area” plan, similar to those of other Midwestern states, was discussed. But such a program
Oct. 18: The Flambeau River Chapter of Ruffed Grouse Society 21st Annual banquet at Flambeau Lanes in Park Falls. Reception and raffle at 5:30 p.m. Dinner at 7:30 p.m. Call Richard or Ann at 715-762-2178
Milwaukee The DNR has negotiated an option to buy lakefront property for public access on 81-acre Moose Lake, in the town of Merton in Waukesha County. There is no adequate public access to Moose Lake
Vaa said the spring migration was different from the past spring due to a heavy snowpack in eastern and northeastern South Dakota. In the U.S. and Canada, the harvest of light geese since 1998 has
Oct. 20, 21, Nov: 3, 4, 10, 11: Daniel Boone Conservation League Hunter’s Clinic. Located 5 miles west of Hwy 41 on Hwy 167 (Holy Hill Road). Check the website for various times of each
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